“The corporation expresses regret over the error and any embarrassment it may have caused,” Mr Opeifa said.
Ede Dafinone and a former secretary to the Delta State government, Patrick Ukah, were among the 482 people aboard the train that derailed on Monday on the Warri–Itakpe corridor
Announcing results in Ughelli, APC’s National Assembly Primary Committee secretary, Nusa Amagbor, said Mr Dafinone polled 116,252 votes against Mr Omo-Agege’s 3,643 votes.
The Delta governor reportedly issued a direct order for Mr Oliver to be freed, despite a valid court order granting him bail.
Mr Oliver is expected to be arraigned before the Delta State High Court in Asaba in the coming days.
Mr Oborevwori had, in a petition to the police, accused the journalist of persistently publishing negative commentaries against him.
He reaffirmed President Bola Tinubu’s commitment to growing local capacity in the oil and gas sector in line with the Renewed Hope Agenda.
Mr Akpabio said compliance was a constitutional obligation owed by all arms and levels of government to the people of Nigeria.
“While culpability has not been conclusively established against the traditional ruler, there is insufficient evidence to exonerate anyone at this stage,” said the army.
The Senate has asked ministerial nominee Stella Okotete to “take a bow” instead of being queried about her competence and suitability.
