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Vanguard (Lagos)Governor Emmanuel Uduagha's peace and security programme - one of his three-point agenda - seems to be working magic in Delta State, making the once volatile state enjoy the most peaceful period in the last 10 years.
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Governor Emmanuel Uduagha's peace and security programme - one of his three-point agenda - seems to be working magic in Delta State, making the once volatile state enjoy the most peaceful period in the last 10 years.
Vanguard (Lagos)THE table has turned against the Ijaw ethnic nationality and it is now losing the sympathy of the world as far as the Niger-Delta struggle is concerned because of the unashamed contamination of the agitation by criminals.
Vanguard (Lagos)THE table has turned against the Ijaw ethnic nationality and it is now losing the sympathy of the world as far as the Niger-Delta struggle is concerned because of the unashamed contamination of the agitation by criminals.
interview
THE table has turned against the Ijaw ethnic nationality and it is now losing the sympathy of the world as far as the Niger-Delta struggle is concerned because of the unashamed contamination of the agitation by criminals.
Leadership (Abuja)
The Action Congress (AC) and the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND), yesterday described as "deceitful" and "show of irresponsible governance", the claims by the Bayelsa State government that infiltration of militants into the local government council electoral process caused the indefinite postponement of the election in the state.
Daily Independent (Lagos)
Nigeria lost $12,600,000 (about N1.827 billion) on Wednesday, two days after Shell cut 180,000 barrels per day (bpd) from its production.
On top of that, there is a languid price of oil on the international market, which sank below $35 on Wednesday.
Vanguard (Lagos)Yenagoa - Gunmen yesterday invaded the Anglo-Dutch oil giant, Shell Petroleum Development Company's (SPDC) facilities in the Nembe Creek in the Bayelsa East senatorial district injuring a private security guard.
Although information available to Vanguard was hazy at press time, it was, however, gathered that the gunmen that stormed the company's facilities were led by one dreaded militant leader simply identified as Kitikata, said to be holding sway in the Nembe Creek.
Vanguard (Lagos)Yenagoa - Gunmen yesterday invaded the Anglo-Dutch oil giant, Shell Petroleum Development Company's (SPDC) facilities in the Nembe Creek in the Bayelsa East senatorial district injuring a private security guard.
Although information available to Vanguard was hazy at press time, it was, however, gathered that the gunmen that stormed the company's facilities were led by one dreaded militant leader simply identified as Kitikata, said to be holding sway in the Nembe Creek.
Lagos — The unabated crisis in the oil-rich Niger Delta has continued to take its toll on Shell Petroleum Development and Production Company (SPDC) and Nigeria's oil revenue, as the company has been forced to shut in production of 180,000 barrels per day ("bpd) of oil following renewed attacks on its facilities.