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Ibori: British detectives arrive

There were indications on Thursday that investigators from the British Police had arrived in Nigeria to continue their investigation of the former governor of Delta State, Chief James Ibori, over allegation of money laundering. The outcome of the investigations in … read more

VP Unfolds Agenda for Development

Vice-President Goodluck Jonathan yesterday in Houston, Texas, gave an insight into the federal government�s road map for managing the crisis in the Niger Delta. He said President Umaru Musa Yar�Adua had authorised the release of all funds due the Niger … read more

Aviation workers shelve planned strike

Workers in the aviation industry on Wednesday in Abuja, announced the suspension of the strike, which they had planned to commence from midnight on Sunday. The Aviation Union Grand Alliance, made up of the National Union of Air Transport Employees, … read more

Chevron resumes 5,500 b/d LPG production

Chevron Nigeria Limited has announced the resumption of the production of Liquefied Petroleum Gas from its Escravos Terminal. A company spokesman told our correspondent in Lagos that the gas production resumed in July 2007, after almost four months suspension. LPG … read more

PDP orders Speaker to step aside

The Peoples Democratic Party on Wednesday ordered the embattled Speaker of the House of Representatives, Mrs. Patricia Etteh, to step aside and allow a speaker pro-tempore to preside over the debate on the N628m contract scandal in the House. The … read more

Espionage Suspects Know Fate Oct 23

Federal High Court in Abuja has fixed October 23 for ruling on the bail application brought by Judith Asuni (an American) and Danjuma Saidu (a Nigerian) standing trial over alleged espionage and felony against the Federal Government. Federal Government accused … read more