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*FG Agents Moving To Torpedo ADC As Done In LP, He Says *'We Now Live In An Environment That's Increasingly Toxic, Where The System That Should Protect And Create Opportunities For Decent Living Often Works Against The People' *I've Always Sought Governance That Has Compassion On The Weak, Vulnerable, One That Delivers People-Oriented Service, He Adds *ADC Rolls Out Timetable For Primaries, Atiku, Other Presidential Aspirants Take Turn 25 May *N100m Nomination Form Fee For Presidential Hopefuls, 50%, 25% Discount For Youths, Women, PWDs Respectively Seeking Any Position Frontline presidential aspirant and heavyweight of main opposition coalition African Democratic Congress…

*Church, Media Should Collaborate For Truth, Moral Values -Bishop By Emmanuel Ogoigbe, Warri Governor Sheriff Oborevwori of Delta State and the Vice-Chancellor (VC) of Delta State University (DELSU), Abraka, Professor Samuel Ogheneovo Asagba, have charged graduates to embrace innovation, entrepreneurship and digital skills as critical tools for employment and job creation in a rapidly evolving global economy. Speaking during the 18th convocation ceremony of DELSU, yesterday, the governor, represented by the Deputy Governor, Sir Monday Onyeme, said the state government is repositioning tertiary education to produce graduates who are not only job seekers, but job creators. Oborevwori noted that the…

Main opposition coalition African Democratic Congress (ADC) has reacted to the Supreme Court's return and recognition of the party's Senator David Mark-led leadership. The party hailed the apex court, describing the verdict as a decisive ruling. Apparently smelling an external hand in ordeal, ADC declared hat it will not be intimidated. In a statement issued yesterday, the party congratulated its members and leaders nationwide following the Supreme Court’s decision, which upheld the leadership structure of the ADC, including Rauf Aregbesola as National Secretary. The verdict is expected to have significant implications for the internal stability of the ADC and its…

By Sylvia Kodilichukwu, Enugu About 1,000 pregnant women have been registered by the Enugu State Government and a group, Excellence Community Education Welfare Scheme (ECEWS), to access free health insurance scheme in the state, to eliminate malaria. The benefitting women, which gesture is part of the state's celebration of World Malaria Day (WMD), would get free malaria testing and treatment; free antenatal services, free delivery and free post-natal care for mother and child. Wife of Enugu State Governor, Mrs Nkechinyere Mbah, while receiving an award as Ambassador for Malaria Elimination, pledged to strengthen her commitment to zero malaria prevalence in…