FEATURED BREAKING: Fire Guts Peter Obi’s Next Cash And Carry Plaza In Abuja Published 4 years ago on December 26, 2021 By BIGPEN A popular Next Cash And Carry Supermarket belonging to former Anambra State Governor and PDP Vice presidential candidate in the 2019 general election, Mr. Peter Obi, is currently on fire In Nigeria Capital Territory, Abuja. Details later… https://bigpenngr.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/VID-20211226-WA0018.mp4 Related Topics: Up Next BREAKING: Gunmen On ‘Army Uniform’ Reportedly Abduct Okorocha’s Son-in-law, Uche Nwosu In Church Don't Miss Anti-apartheid Champion, Archbishop Desmond Tutu Dies At 90 Continue Reading Advertisement You may like Click to comment Latest News Reports FEATURED11 hours ago Court Grants Final Forfeiture of Hotel, Factory, School Linked to ‘Ebonyi’ in Alleged Ponzi Scheme FEATURED18 hours ago Easter: Delta Police Command Deploy Officers Massively to Churches, Other Public Places FEATURED19 hours ago Delta Police Command Presents Cheques of Over N16M to Families of Fallen Officers FEATURED1 day ago Police Recover Stolen Vehicle, Vandalized Items, Arrest Two Robbery Suspects in Delta FEATURED1 day ago Delta Police Confirm 15-Year-Old Boy Dies Following Dexamethasone Abuse FEATURED1 day ago Tinubu Appoints New PTDF Executive Secretary, Renews TCN MD/CEO Tenure FEATURED1 day ago Forest Security Service Seeks Collaboration with EFCC in Anti-corruption Fight COMMUNITY REPORT2 days ago Oborevwori Felicitates Olu of Warri at 42 NEWS2 days ago 2027: Jay Ogor Joins Delta South Race, Says the Seat is ‘Vacant’ FEATURED2 days ago Witness Indicts Emefiele for Violating CBN Act in 2022 Naira Redesign FEATURED2 days ago Tiktoker Arrested for Alleged False Information About EFCC FEATURED3 days ago Anioma: Delta North Monarchs, Olu of Warri’s Rep, Other Heavyweights Visit NASS on State Creation FEATURED3 days ago Police Arrest Man Who Allegedly Swindled American Woman of $550k in Benin BUSINESS3 days ago NCDMB Unveils Online Compliance Certificate Portal FEATURED3 days ago Delta Police Nab Murder Suspects in Coordinated Raids Advertisement Advertisement z