Breaking! NPF to start arresting car users in Rivers...

The Rivers State Police Command has sealed up its plans to start arresting some set of cars with spy plate numbers/revolving lights by private individuals. According to a statement signed through the Public Relation Officer, Omoni Nnamdi, reads "The attention of the Rivers State Police Command has been drawn to the indiscriminate use of SPY Plate Numbers/Revolving Lights by Private Individuals and Corporate Bodies, who brazenly drive against the Traffic, flagrantly disobey Traffic Rules & Regulations and perpetrate other criminal acts. The Command is disturbed by this trend and henceforth warns those concerned to within the next seven (7) days remove the unauthorized Spy Plate Numbers and Revolving Lights or face Prosecution. The Command’s X-Squad and other Units have been directed to arrest defaulters and impound any Vehicle in default."

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Man lauds Prof Brambaifa led NDDC board, calls for total support

A top public analyst, Inengite Jackson has lauded the acting managing director of Niger Delta Development Commission led by Prof. Nelson Brambaifa for their performance in the past five months in office. Here is his full write ups "ARISE BAYELSANS, LET OUR ENEMIES BE SCATTERED. This is a clarion call on Ijaw people, especially, all Bayelsans to speak in one voice irrespective of political affiliation. We have a reputation for pulling down our own just like a mother hen that eats her own eggs. That is not something good about a people. Since NDDC was created, this is the second time a Bayelsan would be occupying the exalted position of Managing Director, even though on Acting capacity. Sadly and typical of us, the attempt to pull down the Prof. Nelson Brambaifa led board is coming from no other quarters than from fellow Bayelsans. May I ask, are we cursed to fight ourselves all the time even when other ethnic groups stand to benefit from such fights? In just 5 months s...

Breaking: Nigeria's Army says no going back on its free medical outreach

Breaking: Nigeria's Army says no going back on its free medical outreach The Nigeria Armed Force has said it will continue its freemedical outreach in Nigeria. According to a statement released from its headquater debunked claims of ejecting of not being progressional. "1. The Armed Forces of Nigeria has been in the global best military practice of impacting on the lives of Nigerians through medical outreaches. In this regard, quick impact medical outreaches are usually conducted during deliberate operations such as the war against insurgency and terrorism in the North East and routine training exercise like Egwu Eke II in the South East among others. 2. Particularly, the Nigerian Army on several occasions as aforestated carried out medical outreaches in virtually all the Geo-Political zones of Nigeria without any observation in the past. The same goes for the Nigerian Navy that does same during all its exercises in Southern parts of the Country. Similarly, Nigerian Air Force ...

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