Reuben Abati

1 week ago | newtelegraphng.com | Canadian Embassy |Reuben Abati |New Telegraph-Admin

FELIX NWANERI writes on the conscious effort by Delta State governor, Sheriff Oborevwori, to leave an indelible mark in the oil-rich of state given his leadership style that emphasizes policies that impact developmentThere is no doubt that infrastructure development by the Sheriff Oborevwori administration, has not only brought Delta State to limelight, it has continued to project the governor as a leader driven by the zeal to leave a lasting legacy.

2 weeks ago | premiumtimesng.com | Reuben Abati

“My brother, you do not look cheerful at all.”“I am just overwhelmed by everything.”“Any personal issues? I hope there is no trouble in paradise and that Madam is still tolerating you.”“Does she have an option? After many years together, where would she go? It is not even that. I am just wondering how we ended up where we are in this country. Who did we offend as a people?

2 weeks ago | trumpetmediagroup.com | Reuben Abati

By Reuben Abati “How are you doing?” “I am good” “I am now convinced beyond any iota of doubt that this your Republican friend called Donald Trump has something wrong with him.” “There is nothing wrong with him. Be careful what you say, otherwise we will ban you from ever entering the United States from generation to generation, and even your children who are living in the United States will be deported or sent to Guantanamo Bay, Gitmo, for life. Please try and respect constituted authority.

3 weeks ago | thewillnews.com | Reuben Abati

April 02, (THEWILL) – The killing last Friday of 16 Northern travelers along the Uromi-Ubiaja road in Edo State is an event that will live in infamy. Twenty-five travelers from Port Harcourt, en route to the North, specifically Kano, for the Eid el-fitri celebrations, were intercepted by vigilantes along the way. On the suspicion that they were kidnappers, they were lynched to death. Of the 25 individuals traveling together, nine managed to survive, but for the majority, it was a fatal encounter.

3 weeks ago | nairametrics.com | Reuben Abati

The killing last Friday of 16 Northern travellers along the Uromi-Ubiaja road in Edo state is an event that will live in infamy. Twenty-five travellers from Port Harcourt going home to the North, Kano specifically for the Eid el-fitri celebrations, were intercepted by vigilantes along the way on the suspicion that they were kidnappers and they were lynched to death. There were 25 of them travelling together, nine of them managed to survive, but for the majority, it was an encounter with death.