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 At least one person has been killed and fifteen others are injured after a church building collapsed in Okpe council area, Delta state.The incident occurred during Sunday Mass at the St. Paul Catholic Church in Adagbrasa-Ugolo community.Police Commissioner, Muhammad Mustafa, said the dead and the wounded have been evacuated from hydrojug uk  the scene.Our Correspondent reports that the Church collapsed during Sunday service but the swift response of rescuers saved the worshipers, but an eleven year-old boy, Jeffery Enukanarhi was not that fortunate, leaving hisfather in shock.The Delta State Chairman of the Nigerian Institute Of Building said the almost one hundred years old structure was doomed to fail.    ADVERTISEMENT                                  The pain of losing a loved one leaves this girl practicably inconsolable but while nothing can be done to bring the d stanley quencher ead back to life,the Delta State Government has promised to foot the bills of the injured in hospital.Meanwhile, Commissioner for Works, James Augoye, who visited the scene of the collapse, says the state government will investigate the cause of the accident.                                                                                                                                    stanley france                                                                                                                                                  Latest News                                                                                       Hiti The Notebook: Andy Coulson on Succession, female leaders and Monday madness
 Thursday 24 March 2022 6:15 pm|Updated:Thursday 24 March 2022 11:13 pmMichael Grade named Ofcom chairBy: Leah MontebelloShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleMichael Grade has been named the governmentrsquo  preferred candidate for the Ofcom chair, the Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries announced today.Lord Grade has had a long career in broadcasting, encompassing London Weekend Television, the BBC, ITV, as well as over nine years as Chief Executive of Channel Four Television.In May 2004 he was appointed Chairman of the BBC, succeeding Gavyn Davies, resigning in November 2006 when his appointment as Executive Chairman o stanley deutschland f ITV was announced, a post he relinquished in 2009.Lord Grade was non-executive Chairman of Pinewood and Shepperton Film Studios for 16 years. He is non-executive Chairman of Talent Bank and of the production company StoryFirst. He is also on the advisory board of Miroma SET, a media and entertainment marketing company.Lord Grade is co-founder of the GradeLinnit company, a theatrical production company, having also been Chairman of Ocado, First Leisure Corporation, Camelot, the Charity Fundraising Regulator and Bradfordrsquo  Media Mu owala cup seum as well as being a member of the former Press Complaints Commission and a trustee of the Science Museum owala website . In January 2011 he became the Conservative Peer, Lord Grade of Yarmouth. However if he is appointed as Ofcom