PRESIDENT Goodluck Jonathan, Monday, expressed sadness over the sporadic violent protests in parts of the country, over results of Saturday’s Presidential election and urged his rival, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, to as a matter of national security, call his supporters to order to avoid further destruction of lives and property.

Multinational oil and gas company, Shell Petroleum Development Company, SPDC, Nigeria Limited, has stated that it is committed to the full realization of the Nigerian Content Act, adding that the company and its subsidiaries had invested over $693 million over the past year alone to drive the process.

The group, Nigerians in Diaspora Organization NIDO, has hailed the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for conducting what it described as the most credible poll in the country.

HE Chairman of the Goodluck Jonathan/Sambo Campaign Organization in Ogun State; Elder Joju Fadairo yesterday accused Governor Olugbenga Daniel and the Peoples Party of Nigeria [PPN] of treachery by betraying President Jonathan during Saturday’s Presidential Election.

THE Action Congress of Nigeria (CAN) in Ogun State has raised an alarm over alleged plot to assassinate its Governorship Candidate in the April 26 polls by planting bombs in his private residences in both Abeokuta and Lagos.

EW hours to announce the results of the presidential elections that took place last Saturday all over the 36 states of the federation, there were massive protests in some parts of the Northern states of Adamawa, Bauchi, Borno Kano, Kaduna and Yobe state alleging that the ruling Peoples Democratic party (PDP) had connived with INEC and other security agencies to rig, manipulate and influence the outcome of the results at the detriment of the Congress for ProgressAive Change and other opposition parties.

A horde of angry youths believed to be loyalists of Action Congress of Nigeria (CAN) have unleashed mayhem in Amaraku, a sleepy rural community in Isiala Mbano local council area of Imo State.

Super Eagles, defender Olubayo Adefemi has died from a car accident in Greece.

Protests have broken out, Monday, in Kaduna and Kano states over presidential elections results which favour the emergence of President Goodluck Jonathan as winner of Saturday’s election.

An indefinite curfew has been imposed on the North West state of Kano over rising cases of violence. The violence according to reports, is a fallout of the announced results of the presidential election held, Saturday, across the country.