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Your Blessings Might Be In The Wrong Hands Of The Worst People" – Rema  Ace Nigerian Afrobeats singer, Divine Ikubor, popularly known as Rema, has said it may not be wise for people to easily give up on the “worst people” they come across in life. He said some of the biggest blessings one might get in their life journeys could be in the hands of the worst set of people they meet. Rema took to his Twitter page on Monday, to enlighten the current generation who are so quick to cut people off, that there is a reward for steafastness and being in their lives might have a positive impact. The ‘Calm Down’ crooner wrote; “Some of your biggest blessings might be in the hands of the worst people you might ever come across. In our generation of quitting on people early, just remember that there’s a reward for the steadfast, and your presence in their lives might be the true lecture they need. God didn’t place you in their hands by mistake.”

Delta Election Petition Tribunal: Gbagi Demands Justice on Alleged FG’s Gazette  Forgery  Governorship candidate of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) in the just concluded general election in Delta State, Olorogun Barr. Kenneth Gbagi FNIM, OON, has disclosed that he is ready to pursue his case till justice is done. The criminologist also called on the the election Petition Tribunal to take a critical look at the alleged furgery of the Nigeria Federal Government Gazette and other documents by the State governor and candidate of the Peoples’ Democratic Party (PDP), Sheriff Oborevwori.   Governor Sheriff Oborevwri of Delta State  It was reported that On the 31 of Jan, 2023, Damian Dodo, SAN, represented Sheriff Oborevwori in court and there documents were tendered in the court, the documents are Deed poll, Gazette and the Observer Newspaper. However, the question yet to be answered at this point is, who created the documents? from all indications someon

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Don’t allow further increment in fuel price, parents tell Tinubu Parents, under the aegis of the National Parent Teacher Association of Nigeria, NAPTAN, have appealed to President Bola Tinubu not to allow any more hikes in the price of fuel, saying it will lead to the collapse of the national economy. They also opined that most Nigerian parents are already reeling under severe economic crunch and are finding it difficult to meet their obligations to their families, including their children in schools across the country. The Deputy National President of NAPTAN, Chief Adeolu Ogunbanjo, stated this in a chat with Vanguard. To allow for seamless importation of petroleum products into the country since the nation’s refineries are still not operational, the NAPTAN boss suggested that the federal government should allow importers of fuel access the necessary foreign exchange at a concessionary rate. “To contemplate another hike in the price of fuel at this point in time will be to

DELTA GUBER: Tribunal Reserves Judgement On Gbagi’s Petition Against Oborevwori, Others The Governorship Election Petition Tribunal sitting in Asaba, the Delta State capital, has reserved judgement in Olorogun Barr. Kenneth Gbagi's petition, seeking to disqualify the governorship candidate of the Peoples' Democratic Party (PDP) and governor of the state, Sheriff Oborevwori and his Deputy, Monday Onyeme. Gbagi, the flag bearer of the Social Democratic Party (SDP), in the March 18th 2023 election, is equally seeking the disqualification of the gubernatorial candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Ovie Augustine Omo-Agege, candidate of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), Great Ovedje Ogboru and Labour Party (LP), Ken Pela and their deputies. After all the counsels adopted their final written addresses, Justice H. C. Ahuchaogu, who led the three-member panel of the tribunal said on Saturday August 12th 2023, that a date for judgement in the suit would

Delta South protests against two ministerial nominees from Delta Central urges senate to halt screening. The people of Delta South have protested against the nomination of two ministerial nominees from Delta Central by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, insisting that it was Delta South Turn to produce the next federal minister in the state and not Delta Central. The stakeholders said it was unacceptable for President Tinubu to appoint two ministers from Delta Central without considering Delta South which turn to produce the next minister of the state, stating that it will amount to injustice, marginalization and deprivation against the people of Delta South. This is according to a statement signed on behalf of Delta South people by the national president of Ijaw People's Development Initiative, IPDI, comrade Ozobo Austin of which a copy was sent to newsmen on Saturday. He said even on the ground that Isoko had produced the Delta South senator, Ijaw and Itsekiri should be all

Journalists, Security Agents to vote During Elections in Nigeria  The Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Prof. Mahmoud Yakubu, says the commission may approach the National Assembly for legislation that will enable its officials on duty and others who work on election days to be able to vote. Yakubu said journalists and security agents, such as policemen, soldiers and others should be able to cast their ballots during elections, despite being on official duty. The News Agency of Nigeria reports that Yakubu spoke on Wednesday in Lagos during a post-election review meeting with media stakeholders. Yakubu said that the commission may approach the National Assembly to amend the law to accommodate Nigerians that were unable to vote, because of the nature of their jobs. “For instance, there are many Nigerians that did not have the opportunity to vote on election day simply because our laws say that you can only vote where you are registered. “So, most of the journalis