CBN says nation’s reserves dropped to $30.04bn
Nigeria’s unity not negotiable, says Onu
SON destroys N10bn worth of substandard goods
Dambazau seeks review of Federal Fire Service policy
Ronaldo, Messi, Neymar on shortlist for Ballon d’Or – FIFA
Ebonyi to make junior workers mainstay of state’s civil service – HOS
Politicians, leave the Federal High Court alone
Bello arrives APC secretariat, may be unveiled as Audu’s replacement
FG inaugurates 2015 MDGs end-point report
Nigeria submits its INDC to UNFCCC – Presidency
Putin snubs Erdogan in Paris as pilot’s body returns to Russia
40th anniversary: Lawmaker hails Oniba of Iba
On Kogi inconclusive election debacle
30,000 Nigerians currently in Germany – Envoy
Consumption of carrot prevents colon cancer, others – Expert

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Keep-off Bayelsa governorship election – Immigration warns foreigners
The Bayelsa State Command of the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) has warned foreigners resident in the state to stay away from the Dec. 5 governorship election. The Comptroller of NIS in the state, Mr Sule Wunti, told newsmen in Yenogoa on Monday.
Sixteen killed in gang prison fight
Sixteen people died in a fight between rival gangs in a maximum security Guatemalan prison where security forces are still working to regain control, Deputy Interior Minister Elmer Sosa said Monday.
Every driver has a duty to stop when an officer demands so – FRSC
Mr Sunday Ajayi, Sector Commander, Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC), Anambra Command, on Monday warned motorists to desist from assaulting corps marshals on duty. Ajayi, who gave the warning in an interview with newsmen in Awka, said that motorist must obey both regular and special marshals on duty.
TB Joshua fails to appear for building collapse trial
TB Joshua and two contractors facing trial for criminal negligence over a church building collapse that killed 116 worshippers failed to appear in court on Monday, prompting the judge to adjourn the case. The case at the Lagos high court followed a coroner’s ruling in July that blamed Joshua’s Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) and two engineers for the September 12, 2014 tragedy.
I carry a moral burden to defend Audu’s mandate – Faleke
The Deputy Governor candidate of the All Progressive Congress, APC, in the November 21, governorship election, James Abiodun Faleke has said that he carried a moral burden to defend his boss, late Abubakar Audu’s mandate at the poll.
Volkswagen Update: New report say former CEO knew about emissions claims last year
A new report has surfaced and it is very disastrous for Volkswagen executives.
Volkswagen Update: New report say former CEO knew about emissions claims last year
A new report has surfaced and it is very disastrous for Volkswagen executives.
Volkswagen Update: New report say former CEO knew about emissions claims last year
A new report has surfaced and it is very disastrous for Volkswagen executives.
CONFAB: Buhari’s regime would be haunted if – Prof Darah
A delegate who represented Delta State during the 2014 National Conference and former Chief of Staff to the Delta State Government, Prof. Godini Darah has said the President Muhammadu Buhari’s regime would be hunted if he ignores the recommendations by the Confab.
Microsoft, Shoespeed, Italian Scali to empower youths with shoemaking skills
Committed to individuals and organisations to achieve more, technology giant, Microsoft through its Citizenship Program has partnered with leading Nigerian footwear and leather products manufacturing company, Shoespeed and Italian Shoemaker, Scali Shoes to empower 100, 000 Nigerian youths with shoemaking skills.
Watch out for explosive laden hampers, police warn Nigerians
By Kingsley Omonobi Abuja – The Police High Command Monday joined other security agencies in calling on Nigerians to be security conscious and vigilant during the Yuletide season and warned all citizens to be extra alert while receiving gifts from unknown persons that may pose as friends during the season, to avoid explosive-laden hampers as […]
Wenger ‘no regrets’ as Sanchez gamble backfires
Arsene Wenger insisted he had no regrets over risking Alexis Sanchez in the 1-1 draw at Norwich despite the influential Chilean forward being forced off the pitch with a thigh injury.
Retiring Bryant receives high praise from peers
The NBA fraternity reacted quickly to Kobe Bryant’s announcement Sunday that he would retire at the end of the season, with some calling it “sad” while other spoke of his incredible legacy.
Former presidential aide attributes child-suicide bombing to poor parenting
The former Senior Special Adviser to President Goodluck Jonathan, Mr Jude Imagwe has attributed child-suicide bombing to poor parenting.
Turkey sends corpse of shot down pilot back to Russia
Turkey on Monday sent back to Russia the corpse of a pilot killed when his plane was shot down by the Turkish air force for allegedly violating its air space on the Syrian border, reports said.

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