Wammako no threat to my return to Senate —Maccido
Create jobs to end violence, NBA tells FG
Facebook profits nearly triple to $642 mn; mobile soars
Liverpool reveal Anfield redevelopment plans
Aviation after Oduah
Apple to boost share buyback and split stock
Conductor docked for stealing dead man’s handset
Moses expects Chelsea return
DISCOs operating PHCN’s billing model
Gunmen kill 17 in Taraba village raid
Reforms to re-jig power sector
South African university honours Nigerian author, Ben Okri
It’s a “disgrace” that people went to bed hungry – Tutu
No Boko Haram attack in Lagos, says Lagos CP

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ASUP plans nationwide protest for April 29
The Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP), on Wednesday, said it had concluded plans to stage a nationwide protest over what it described as government’s insensitivity to its lingering strike.
Stop spreading bomb rumour – Police warn FCT residents
The FCT Police Command on Wednesday appealed to residents spreading rumour of bomb blasts in the territory to desist from such habit.
Fulani herdsmen confess to membership of Boko Haram
It has emerged that groups of alleged herdsmen or gangs operating in the middle belt states of Benue, Nasarawa, Taraba and even those that recently killed scores of people in Zamfara state, are Boko Haram sect members.
Madrid seek revenge on holders Bayern
Real Madrid CF will not be short of motivation when they host holders FC Bayern München in the first leg of their UEFA Champions League semi-final. If the prize of a first final since 2002 were not enough, they also have the opportunity to avenge their defeat by Bayern in the 2011/12 semi-finals.
Soyinka says Islamic sect does not reflect teachings, values of Islam
NOBEL laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka Wednesday called on the federal government to ensure release of students of Government Girls Secondary School, Chibok, Borno state who were taken hostage recently by members of the dreaded Islamic sect, Boko Haram in the school.
Police dismiss Boko Haram attack on Lagos-Ibadan expressway
OYO State police command Wednesday dismissed rumour that Boko Haram insurgents attacked and killed nine policemen and 11 civilians on the Lagos Ibadan Expressway.
Laurel for Nigeria’s debt management acumen
ACUMEN has been defined as a sharpness of mind; the ability to make quick, accurate intelligent judgements about people or situation”. Intelligent judgement is exactly the story behind Nigeria’s Debt Management Office, DMO, decision to issue a $1 billion Eurobonds in the International Capital Market, ICM, last year despite the risk the pronouncements of US Federal Reserve tapering of the Quantitative Easing, QE, may have on the pricing of the bonds at that particular time.
Borno women appeal to insurgents to free abducted girls
A group of concerned women in Borno – BAOBAB for Women Rights – on Wednesday, renewed call on the Boko Haram insurgents to release the remaining of 230 abducted students.
Abuja African squash tourney not postponed, says NSF president
The Nigeria Squash Federation (NSF) said on Wednesday that contrary to speculations the African Squash Championship scheduled for May has not been postponed.
Court frees facebook lover of attempted rape charge
An Oshodi Magistrates’ Court in Lagos on Wednesday struck out a charge of attempted rape preferred against a 28-year-old facebook lover, Kelvin Suru, for want of evidence.

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