The King of Evo Kingdom has tasked traditional rulers to be more accountable for the security of their people.

Ijaw leader Clark says the murder of military officers is a call to examine the Nigeria Police.

Governor Oborevwori says Delta is under control; soldiers murderers will be punished, innocent people won’t be caught in crosse-fire.

Oborevwori says the situation is under control in Okuama, assuring there’ll be no further attacks.

“They will sell the land tomorrow and use it to drink beer and carry prostitutes,”‘ Onokpasa said of Okuama landgrabbers.

A witness to the destruction of Odi 25 years ago has warned against a similar occurrence in Okuoma, Delta State.

Delta’s governor visited Okuoma but journalists were restricted from accessing the community where 16 soldiers were murdered.

Kachikwu says government’s inability to implement laws against violence has emboldened people to continue to kill without fear of punishment.

Okuoma in Delta has become a ghost town as troops relentlessly search for culprits behind the murder of 16 soldiers.

Afraid of retaliatory attacks by the Army for the murder of 16 soldiers, residents of Okuama have fled to Ughelli.

Bwala advised Nigeria’s government to be cautious in accepting help from foreign partners to free abducted students.

Kaduna Governor Sani says kidnapped pupils are in neighbouring states.

“We’re turning them (bandits) into monsters, more monstrous than they are,” claims Sheikh Gumi.

Governors from across the country assembled inside the New Banquet Hall for the breaking of fast with the president.

Nigeria’s First Lady says the country is at war with kidnappers.

Yahaya Bello wants to run Ajaokuta Steel as a personal enterprise, claims former Kogi deputy governor Achuba.

Adai to Jandor: “This is the time for us to come down from our various high horses…”

The LIRS is urging Lagos residents to file their taxes before the March 31st deadline.

EXCERPT: “I’ve never seen where CBN is releasing policies every day and at the end of the day nothing happens.”‘

“Abdul Ningi (is) someone who speaks from two sides of the mouth,” Zam said.