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By Andrew Abah, Abuja The Labour Party (LP) has raised the alarm over a proposed illegal and unauthorised meeting by suspended Deputy National Chairman of the party, Lamidi Apapa and his group. The party recalled that this is coming barely two weeks after the Labour Party held its very successful NEC meeting in Asaba, Delta

1 May 1 is a day set aside by the United Nations as International Labour Day where workers and activists around the globe mark the day with rallies calling for higher wages.

Enugu, April 29, 2023 Delta Queens Football Club of Asaba on Friday thrashed Paul Ebebe FC of Abuja 6-0 to reach the Round of 16 of the 2023 Women’s Federation Cup competition. In the Round of 32 match played at the Rangers International FC training pitch, Mercy Omokwo put Delta Queens in front in the |

Determined to regulate open grazing, the Delta State government has inaugurated the first batch of  45 -man Livestock Management Operatives (DLMO) in line

Newly appointed acting national publicity secretary of the LabourParty(LP),Obiora Ifoh, in an interview with OUR ASSISTANT EDITOR, OSARETIN OSADEBAMWEN,

  The factional leadership of the Labour Party under its Acting chairman, Lamidi Apapa, has invited the candidate of the party in the 2023 presidential election, Peter Obi, among others to its National Executive Council meeting.   The event is scheduled for May 3, 2023, in Bauchi, Northeast Nigeria.  

Sabiu ‘Tunde’ Yusuf, the personal secretary to President Muhammadu Buhari who is in his 30s, is set to retire with the biggest retirement benefit from loot said to run into billions of dollars.   And to ensure he enjoys his loot, SaharaReporters learnt that Yusuf secured a form of diplomatic immunity from prosecution through his appointment to the National Intelligence Agency, according to sources in the Presidency.  

The Labour Party (LP) says the national executive council meeting planned by Lamidi Apapa-led faction is "illegal, fake and unauthourised"

Lauretta Onochie, chairperson of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) board, has disowned a $15 billion MOU for the construction of a mega rail project.

  Lauretta Onochie, the chairperson of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) board, has distanced herself from a $15billion memorandum of understanding (MOU) between the management of the commission and a United States-based firm, Atlanta Global Resources Inc. The multi-billion deal which was purportedly signed on Tuesday, is meant for the construction of a mega rail line that would connect the nine states of the Niger Delta region, NDDC officials said.