Akpabio Classics: N18m prize money highest in World circuit
52-yr-old man accused of N2m visa scam
Risky behaviour linked to brain structure
Nightmare as Apapa, Oshodi gridlock returns
Cheery news for breast cancer victims
Falcons face ejection from hotel
National Planning Minister preaches unity in Kwara PDP
Bauchi govt moves against ghost workers
Colonel feared killed during Boko Haram attack on Michika
Chelsea frustrated as Huntelaar earns a point
2015: Falana appeals to Nigerian elite to vote
European Champions League results
Pique goal sees Barca sneak past APOEL
Onitsha South LG councillors accuse House Leader of non-accountability
Jonathan, PDP caucus meet ahead of Thursday’s NEC meeting
2015: Group endorses Ahwinahwi for NASS
Onuesoke slams Kwankwaso over Jonathan

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Reps summon Diezani, others over looming fuel crisis
The House of Representatives Joint Committees on Petroleum (Upstream and Downstream) and Gas Resources on Wednesday summoned the Petroleum Minister, Mrs Diezani Allison-Madueke over a looming crisis in the sector.
NASS ‘ll give accelerated attention to bills on justice sector reform —Ekweremadu
DEPUTY Senate President, Ike Ekewremadu, has said that all bills on justice sector reform pending before the National Assembly would be given accelerated attention.
He also tasked the Nigeria Bar Association, NBA, to actively support the judiciary in its war against corruption in the sector.
Reps move to include referendum in constitution
THE House of Representatives yesterday started moves to amend Section 9 of the 1999 constitution to provide for referendum in the enactment or alteration of a new constitution for Nigeria.
Defects in law not responsible for rise in terrorism — Raji, SAN
Mr. Ahmed Raji, SAN, has said that the rise in acts of terrorism in Nigeria cannot be attributed to defects in the laws of the country.
In a paper he delivered at the just concluded annual general conference of the Nigerian Bar Association, NBA, in Owerri, he said that the Terrorism Prevention Act, TPA, which according to him was Nigeria’s principal tool in prosecuting terrorism emphasizes respect for the fundamental rights of suspects or accused persons.
Kano explosion: 15 dead, 34 injured – Police
The police said 15 bodies had been recovered from the scene of the bomb blast at the Federal College of Education, Kano, on Wednesday.
PDP fixes Dec. 6 for presidential primaries
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) on Wednesday fixed Nov. 29 and Dec. 6 for its Governorship and Presidential Primaries respectively, ahead of the 2015 general elections.
‘Yes’ and ‘No’ go head to head in Scotland’s oil capital
Scottish independence referendum activists hit the misty streets of Aberdeen on Wednesday on the final day of campaigning, setting up rival tents and stalls on the corner of Union Street and trying to engage with passing shoppers.
Sport analyst urges Super Eagles to change strategy to qualify for AFCON 2015
Malik Akanni, a sports analyst on Wednesday urged the Super Eagles to change its tactics if it was to qualify for the 2015 African Cup of Nations (AFCON) in Morocco.
Troops crush insurgents after 12 hours of battle – DHQ
The Defence Headquarters says troops on Wednesday morning successfully crushed another attempt by terrorists on a revenge mission to Konduga, Borno after 12 hours of fighting in the community.
Railway transformation, Jonathan’s priority – Tukur
Alhaji Bamanga Tukur, Chairman, Board of Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC), has assured Nigerians that transforming railway system was President Goodluk Jonathan’s topmost priority.
Mikel, Obasi go to war at the Bridge
John Mikel Obi will be backing his team mates at Chelsea to get all the three points when Schalke 04 with Chinedu Obasi visit the Stamford Bridge tonight.
Structural tests ordered after fatal Synagogue building collapse
Engineers in Nigeria’s financial capital, Lagos, on Wednesday ordered urgent structural tests to be carried out at a popular preacher’s church after 70 people were killed in a building collapse.
Boko Haram blamed as 13 die in Kano college shooting, blast
At least 13 people were killed and 34 injured on Wednesday as a gunbattle broke out between police and suspected Boko Haram suicide bombers in Nigeria’s second city of Kano, police said.
TAN challenges Lai Mohammed, APC to a Public debate
ONE of the major pro- Jonathan support groups rooting for his re- election, the Transformation Ambassadors of Nigeria TAN disclosed Wednesday that rather than organise a rally in the North East which is slated for this week Saturday, it would instead put in place a prayer session for Nigeria because of the security challenge following the activities of members of Boko Haram.
Islamic State support on rise since US airstrikes: FBI
Support for the Islamic State organization has grown since the US launched airstrikes in Iraq and the group is attracting many new jihadist fighters, top US officials said Wednesday.

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