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Gunmen suspected to be kidnappers on Tuesday morning reportedly ambushed a convoy of Daewoo workers along the Ahoada/Abua exis along the East-West Road in

The Nigerian Army in Rivers State said some suspects hoodlums attacked its troops on routine escort duty at Enweh West Manifold in Ahoada East Council of the state and killed four soldiers and two oil workers still missing. This was disclosed in a statement signed by the Acting Deputy Director of 6 Division Army Public Relations, Major Danjuma […]

Gunmen on Monday ambushed vehicles conveying Daewoo workers and killed two drivers and four soldiers escorting the expatriates in Rivers. No fewer than two expatriate workers of the company were reportedly kidnapped by the gunmen. Maj. Danjuma Danjuma, Acting Deputy Director, 6 Division, Nigeria Army, Port Harcourt, confirmed the killing in a statement issued in […]

A group of unidentified gunmen ambushed a convoy transporting Daewoo workers on Monday, December 12th, along the Ahoada/Abua stretch of the East-West Road in

Gunmen on Monday ambushed vehicles conveying Daewoo workers, killed two drivers and four soldiers escorting the expatriates in Rivers. No fewer than two expatriate workers of the company were reportedly kidnapped by the gunmen. Maj. Danjuma Danjuma, Acting Deputy Director, 6 Division, Nigeria Army, Port Harcourt, confirmed the killing in a statement issued in Port

Red Hill defueling reaches unpacking stage. Community Representation Initiative to get updates on plans to close the facility.

Officials say financial struggles, an aging population, staff retention and larger, competing service areas are endangering rural EMS operations

The gunmen shot four soldiers, and two drivers dead while they reportedly kidnapped two expatriates of the company on Tuesday.

Gunmen have ambushed a convoy of an engineering company in Rivers state, killing four soldiers, two drivers and abducting two expatriates identified as Koreans.

Gunmen attacked a convoy of Daewoo workers travelling along the Ahoada/Abua East-West axis in Rivers State, resulting in the tragic death of four soldiers