Photos: Saraki in court as lawyers walk out on tribunal
APC, PDP Reps disagree over fuel subsidy removal
ICPC mobilizes youth against corruption
UNILORIN releases 2 certificates after 16 years of legal battle
Buhari to Ministers-Designate: Join me fix Nigeria
N5,000 Stipend: APC Senators acting party script’ – PDP
Saraki, ministerial screening and the test of loyalty
Probe Saraki’s lawyers for walking out on CCT, SERAP tells NBA
Youths demand implementation of N5,000 stipend from Buhari
“I’d like plastic surgery to make my boobs smaller” – Waje
Agriculture, viable sector to boost revenue generation – Ambode
Ministers without portfolios counterproductive, by Edozie Okeiyi
Security agents abort Dasuki’s overseas medical trip
Man beats wife to death in Enugu, absconds

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Liverpool to welcome back Gerrard but not as a player
Former Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard will be welcomed back to the club but he will not be returning as a player, manager Juergen Klopp said. U.K. media reports had suggested that the 35-year-old could return from LA Galaxy and even wear the Liverpool shirt once more.
Benzema charged in sex tape extortion case
Real Madrid striker Karim Benzema was charged on Thursday in an extortion case involving a sex tape featuring fellow French international Mathieu Valbuena, the prosecutor’s office said on Thursday.
Nigeria drops to 75th position on World Rugby rankings
The nation has dropped by two places on the World Rugby rankings, as Japan and Argentina have move up the table, according to the World Rugby Federation report. The report obtained by pressmen on Thursday in Lagos said that the country which ranked as 73 before had dropped to the 75th position.
2 students die from initiation concoction
Two teenagers, who finished their secondary education this year (names withheld), have been reported dead in Kabba, Kogi State, in mysterious circumstance.
Panic, as Fayose moves to demolish Ekiti’s biggest market
No fewer than 2,000 traders at Erekesan market in Ado-Ekiti yesterday rushed to beat the deadline given by Governor Ayo Fayose to vacate the market or face forceful eviction.
IFC Nigeria’s portfolio hits $1.7bn – Lore
International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank has said that the corporation’s total portfolio in Nigeria stood at 1.7 billion dollars (N334.87 billion). Mrs Eme Essien Lore, Country Manager, IFC Nigeria, made the disclosure in an interview with newsmen on Thursday in Lagos.
Why I became a teacher – VP Osinbajo
A choice in life is sometimes made consequent upon life’s encounter. It takes one moment of decision to carve a niche and clear a path for one’s future endeavours. For the Vice President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo, his passion for teaching is as a result of an encounter he had with an erudite scholar, Dr. Akin Oyebode, now a professor.
Community exhumes, consumes frozen chicken buried by Customs
There was pandemonium last weekend near the Trailer Park at Ebubu, in Eleme Local Government Area of Rivers State when thousands of youths, women and children descended on a pit where several tonnes of chicken condemned by men of Nigeria Customs Service, NCS, were buried. They dug them out and took same home for consumption.
Pastor collects N1.4m for spiritual cleansing
“The accused also threatened to kill the complainant if he let out the deal,’’ Ishaku told the court. The prosecutor said the offences contravened Sections 2, Cap 4552, 166(1) (d), 166 (2) and 306 of Criminal Laws of Lagos State, 2011. The accused pleaded not guilty.
He threatened to mobilise fellow Air Force officials to attack the policemen
“Tijani bragged about his ability to disrupt the activities at the station if his instruments were not released to him. “He threatened to mobilise fellow Air Force officials to attack the policemen, while shouting and breaching the public peace,” he said. He said that accused claimed to be an Air Force officer, recruited in 2010 in Kaduna.
South Africa govt says concerned about MTN fine in Nigeria
However, the country said it would not affect the cordial relations between the continent’s two biggest economies, a cabinet minister said on Thursday.
I have no peace of mind since I married him
An Ile-Ife Customary Court on Thursday dissolved the 15-year-old marriage between Grace Oladejo and her husband, Moshood over constant beating and lack of care. The President of the court, Mr Ganiyu Awoyera, in his judgment, dissolved the marriage, and ordered that there would be no refund of dowry.
Lagos secondary school bursar docked for N705,000 fraud
A secondary school bursar, Richard Olaleye, who allegedly defrauded the school of N705,000, on Thursday appeared before an Ikeja Chief Magistrates’ Court. Olaleye, 44, who resides at No. 9, Salami St., Maidan, Mile 2, a Lagos suburb, is facing a two-count charge of stealing and fraudulent use of accounting.
Bank customers in Lagos continue to register for BVN
Five days after the expiration of the deadline for the registration of Bank Verification Number (BVN), banks in Lagos are still registering customers and synchronising their accounts.
Saraki opposes FG’s bid to open case against him
The Federal Government has told the Code of Conduct Tribunal, CCT, sitting in Abuja that it is ready to open its case against the Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki.

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