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Ursula Agbor demands retraction, apology, others from Converseer

Editorial Team11 months ago03 mins

By Editorial Team CALABAR (CONVERSEER) – Former Special Assistant to former Governor Ben Ayade, Ursula Agbor, has demanded a retraction, apology and removal of an article published on the Converseer website via the following link: (https://converseer.com/scandal-rocks-cross-river-as-ex-governors-aide-caught-in-a-web/) She made the demands through her solicitors, Obono, Obono & Associates, via a letter signed by its Principal Partner,…

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Police launch rescue operation for kidnapped ex-lawmaker in Imo

Editorial Team11 months ago02 mins

By Joe Udo OWERRI (CONVERSEER) – The Imo State Police Command has confirmed the abduction of Hon. Ngozi Ogbu, a former lawmaker who represented Okigwe State Constituency in the State House of Assembly, and announced that tactical operations are underway to secure his release. According to a statement issued on Sunday, 14th September 2025, by…

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Nigeria targets bn gas investment to boost global energy role

Nigeria targets $60bn gas investment to boost global energy role

Editorial Team11 months ago02 mins

ABUJA (CONVERSEER) – Nigeria plans to invest $60 billion in gas infrastructure over the next five to seven years to drive industrialisation and strengthen its position in the global energy market, the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) announced at the Gastech conference in Milan. The initiative aims to raise natural gas output to 12…

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Delta Govt bans bushy beards, artificial hair, long eyelashes, fake nails in civil service

Editorial Team11 months ago11 months ago02 mins

By Joe Udo ASABA (CONVERSEER) – The Delta State Government has issued a new directive banning what it described as “indecent appearance” among public servants, including bushy beards, artificial braided or dyed hair, long eyelashes, and fake nails. In a circular from the Office of the Head of Service, workers were ordered to maintain a…

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The High Cost of a High: Nigeria’s Youth Drug Crisis

Editorial Team11 months ago03 mins

By Ebube Bruno CALABAR (CONVERSEER) – In Calabar, like in many Nigerian cities, dreams often start from the classrooms of our secondary schools. That was the case for Daniel, a promising SS2 science student at a government school in the city. He had ambitions of becoming a software engineer, inspired by his late father, who…

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Troops repel armed attack on commuters near Zuma Rock

Editorial Team11 months ago01 mins

By Zagazola Makama ZUMA (CONVERSEER) – Troops of Operation FANSAN YANMA have repelled an attack on motorists along the Zuma–Jibi–Dakwa route, behind Zuma Rock, on Thursday. Sources said that the armed men opened fire on the troops, who swiftly returned fire, forcing the assailants to flee. During the operation, two motorcycles suspected to have been…

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Ursula Agbor demands retraction, apology, others from Converseer

Police launch rescue operation for kidnapped ex-lawmaker in Imo

Nigeria targets $60bn gas investment to boost global energy role

Delta Govt bans bushy beards, artificial hair, long eyelashes, fake nails in civil service

The High Cost of a High: Nigeria’s Youth Drug Crisis

Troops repel armed attack on commuters near Zuma Rock

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