Felix Duru Mbah

*Role Of Press In Egbetokun's Ouster *The Sowore Angle *The US Perspective Amid Insecurity *Scores Of DIGs, AIGs May Go By Felix Durumbah, Abuja Expected to have retired since 4 September, 2024 having attained the mandatory retirement age of 60 for all public officers, Inspector General of Police (IGP) Kayode Egbetokun, has been sacked by President Bola Tinubu. Already, the president has replaced him with Tunji Disu, an Assistant Inspector General of Police (AIG), a move which fuels speculation that the new appointee will see to the retirement of all Deputy Inspectors General (DIGs), his superiors until now, and some…

Delta State Government has said that the scale, spread and impact of projects executed under Governor Sheriff Oborevwori have firmly positioned him for victory in future electoral contests. Commissioner for Works (Rural Roads) and Public Information, Mr. Charles Aniagwu, stated that the administration’s visible achievements across the state are speaking louder than campaign rhetoric. Aniagwu made the remarks during an interview on 'Politics Tonight' on TVC, where he outlined what he described as sweeping accomplishments in infrastructure, security, fiscal management and rural development under the Oborevwori administration. According to him, the governor has continued to push ahead with major infrastructure…

*Wedding Guest List In Spotlight As Violence Grips Swathes Of Nigeria, The Paper Reports *'Nigeria’s Elite Prefer To Bolster Their Political Standing By Fraternising With Each Other First, Before Attending To Needs Of Nigerians' It has been described as Nigeria’s wedding of the year – and it is only February. This month, five sons and five daughters of the junior Defence Minister Bello Matawalle married their spouses in an opulent six-day celebration in Abuja. The sheer scale of the extravaganza in the capital prompted one of the comperes to exclaim on Instagram: “First of its kind … @guinnessworldrecords check this…

By Emmanuel Ogoigbe, Warri At least three persons have been killed in a violent cult clash at the Igbogene suburb of Yenagoa, Bayelsa State capital.  The attack, which occured Sunday night, triggered panic as gunshots were heard in different sections of the area. Though the identities of the victims could not be immediately ascertained, eyewitnesses described the clash as a continuation of cult-related violence plaguing parts of the state. Residents reportedly fled their homes, and business activities were halted during the orgy of violence. A resident, who spoke on condition of anonymity for fear for his life, called for intensified security…