Youths seize police station over death of commercial bus driver
Arab League, Egypt back rebels in Libyan endgame
Gaddafi’s fall a wake-up call to African leaders
NUJ, others mourn Amakiri
Libya state TV goes off the air
Ship heads to Tripoli to evacuate migrants
Gaddafi era over- Libya rebel chief
Gaddafi in hiding as power base caves in
Strauss-Kahn accuser in key talks with prosecutors
Anglican Bishops condemn Islamic banking
Fighting rages near Gaddafi’s compound in Tripoli
Troubled Arsenal seek Champions League boost
Gunmen attack two Plateau communities, kill 4
3,000 students to benefit from OSOPADEC awards
Arsene Wenger gets two-match ban
Ekiti PDP wants stiffer penalty for Salami

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Gunmen kill five-year-old boy in Bajju community – police
Two people were killed and three injured following an attack by unknown gunmen in a community in Kano town where 400 had been killed in post-election violence in April, police said Monday.
Salami’s removal: Jonathan violated his oath of office – ACN
The Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, has accused President Goodluck Jonathan of violating his oath of office by appointing an Acting President of the Court of Appeal, even when there is no vacancy in the office and the whole process failed to meet Constitutional stipulations.
Suspend Sovereign Wealth Fund, govs tell FG
THE thirty-six states governors under the aegis, Nigeria Governors’ Forum, NGF, yesterday asked the federal government to suspend the operation of the Sovereign Wealth Fund Act, SWF until all issues concerning the fund are resolved.
Cholera hits Ibadan, kills 4,16 hospitalised
AN outbreak of cholera epidemic has led to the death of four persons while 16 others are lying critically ill in some parts of the Ibadan North West Local Government Area of Oyo State.
Nigerian satellites working perfectly – NARSDA
National Space Research and Development Agency, NARSDA, yesterday, said reports received from the newly launched satellites ground station in Abuja were perfect.
S Africa denies plans to fly Gaddafi out of Libya
South Africa has not sent planes to Libya to allow its embattled leader Moamer Kadhafi to leave the country, Foreign Minister Maite Nkoana-Mashabane said Monday.
Mourinho withholds apology for eye-poke
Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho is not sorry for poking a rival in the eye in the final moments of their Supercopa loss to Barcelona, his spokesman has told the Spanish press.
FRSC, NICON Insurance partner to offset auto crash victims’ medical bills
Worried by the escalating cases of medical establishments rejecting road traffic accident victims across the country, the Federal Road Safety Corps, FRSC, has concluded plans to collaborate with the NICON Insurance PLC, to develop a comprehensive policy for payment of medical bills of victims.
Observing I’ tikaf
WE have read from different scholars that Ramadan is divided into three parts of 10 days. The most important part of Ramadan is said to be the last 10 days. The revelation of the Qur’an, the night of majesty, the blessings among others had been perfected in it.
PDP, stakeholders in talks over guber primaries in 6 states
THE Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, is consulting with relevant stakeholders on the possibility of holding fresh primaries in the six states the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC has scheduled to hold gubernatorial elections before the end of next year.

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