5 kill, 15 houses set ablaze in Nasarawa.
FG approves N65.2bn for Lokoja-Benin Road, N13.9bn for Bayelsa Airport
CJN bows to pressure, agrees to swear-in Jombo-Offor
Obama praises Netanyahu for agreeing Gaza ceasefire
Ex-staff challenge Nokia with new Finnish smartphone
Breaking news: Gaza truce deal agreed, says senior Hamas official
Dashboard!
2 bankers arraigned for alleged forgery of customers’ signatures
Man, 20, pleads guilty to raping 12 year-old girl
Unilorin to offer course in Chinese language
Collapse building: Occupants ignore safety warnings
Two sisters killed as building collapses in Lagos
Enyimba, 10 others for pre-season tourney in Kaduna
French national kidnapped in Mali
“If you win something at Chelsea you get sacked”
White House condemns ‘terrorist’ bus bombing in Tel Avib
Group urges vocational training in tackling unemployment

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10 injured in blast on Tel Aviv bus: medics
At least 10 people were injured on Wednesday in an explosion on a bus in central Tel Aviv, Israel’s emergency services said, with police saying the source of the blast was not immediately clear.
Omotola flaunts her own reality show
Nollywood actress, Omotola Jalade Ekeinde, is next on the list of Nigerian celebrities flaunting their own reality TV shows with ‘The Real Me’ a reality show on the actress and singer due to hit viewers of Africa Magic entertainment channel, December 6.
Nigeria to send 600 troops to Mali – Minister
Nigeria, west Africa regional powerhouse, said Tuesday that it would send about 600 troops to Mali as part of a west African military force to wrest control of northern Mali from Islamist extremists.
Chelsea fire Di Matteo
Following yesterday’s 3-0 defeat to Juventus, Chelsea FC Wednesday parted ways with its manager Roberto Di Matteo. The club in a statement on its website said “the team’s recent performances and results have not been good enough and the owner and the Board felt that a change was necessary to keep the club moving in the right direction.”
‘Long trip to India for cancer treatment killed Nzeribe’
Late advertising practitioner, Dr. May Nzeribe, did not die as a direct consequence of the prostate cancer which he had been battling for years; rather, he died from multiple organ failure caused by “thrombosis of the veins” – a medical complication that was triggered by prolonged sitting during the long flight to India, where he went to seek treatment.

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