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The Ebonyi State Police Command will proceed with a post-mortem examination on Mary Habila, a physiotherapist who died under mysterious circumstances at the country home of Dave Umahi, the Minister of Works. Although the family of the deceased objects to the procedure, police authorities insist the autopsy is non-negotiable. Investigators require scientific clarity to resolve…
Peter Obi has returned to a familiar battleground, restating one of the most debated claims of his political career: that he left the Anambra State treasury flush with roughly $150 million and N36 billion when his tenure ended in 2014. Speaking in an interview with media entrepreneur Chude Jideonwo, published on Wednesday, the former…
The federal government has signed contract agreements and memoranda of understanding for eight major road projects across the country. Works Minister Dave Umahi concluded the deals at the ministry headquarters in Abuja, binding the state to four flagship legacy highways and four strategic regional routes. The administration intends to fund these ventures through a combination…
Thousands of motorists and commercial drivers plying the Sagamu–Ijebu Ode Expressway are currently enduring severe daily hardships. This critical arterial road, which links Lagos to the eastern and northern regions, remains trapped in a persistent gridlock. Commuters report losing invaluable man-hours as vehicles move at a snail’s pace through multiple construction-induced diversions. The federal…
