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The managing Director of Capital oil and Gas, Dr. Ifeanyi Ubah, has been released from detention by the Department of State Services after several weeks. Sources said the oil mogul was released Monday night unconditionally by the DSS after a “No Case” was established, following a tedious investigation by the DSS in his rift with the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation. The DSS had arrested Ubah over his alleged connection with theft of premium motor spirit (petrol) kept in his tank farm in Lagos by the NNPC. The product, it said, was valued at over N11bn. The agency said Ubah’s action amounted to economic sabotage, with “capacity to negatively impact on national econom y.”

The legendary tortoise Alagba known as the elderly one is oldest tortoise  found in  Soun of Ogbomoso is 337 years male tortoise giant that has witnessed the installation of 17th Soun`s of Ogbomosoland since its foundation.  The name Alagba was given as a sign of respect because of their claim

The People’s Democratic Party, PDP gubernatorial aspirants in Ekiti state has suspended their ambition to enable Governor Ayodele Fayose seek  legal redress

One feared dead has ten were injured when a van plowed into a crowd gathered outside a London mosque after prayer.  London mayor Sadiq Khan said police were responding to

Benue former Governor, Gabriel Suswam has, Monday, been arraigned on a fresh 32-count charges of fraud at an Abuja Division

The  Bollywood star  Shahrukh Khan , who also owns Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise Kolkata Knight Riders, has been named the owner

The Ekiti State Governor, Peter Ayodele Fayose, has castigate President Muhammadu Buhari for given utterances that hearten a section of the country to make hate speeches against the Igbos. According to Fayose, Buhari got it wrong through his statement after the inauguration that his government might not favour any section of the country that voted against him during the 2015 presidential poll. “Apparently, the Igbos didn’t vote for Buhari in 2015,” the governor said in Ado Ekiti during a meeting with members of the Conference of Ekiti State Private Sectors and non-indigenes. The Ekiti state incumbent governor said the meeting with the groups was meant to cement his relationship with them in preparation for the 2018 electoral battle. Blaming the president for the recent quit notice recently issued to Igbo by a coalition of Northern youth groups, Fayose said, “How can a President that was just sworn-in after a tension-soaked election be saying that any section that didn’t vot...