Mr Metuh, show some decorum please! – APC
Saraki vs CCT: Ekweremadu leads other senators to Tribunal
FALAE’S ABDUCTION: You’re a joker, M.I Abaga tells Fani-Kayode
Tight security as Code of Conduct Tribunal awaits Saraki
House maid re-arraigned for pouring hot water on employer
Amaechi’s legacy remains indellible
Nigeria not yet out of the woods
Insurgents in IDPs camps: Waiting for the next explosion
Ex-SGF, Falae abducted on birthday
How 20 Nigerians died in Mecca
Robbers raid Catholic Church in Abuja
Soludo, Fayemi visit Buhari’s CoS ahead of ministerial appointments
Army approves promotion for 5,000 soldiers fighting Boko Haram
We sold bridge rails for N7,000 —ROBBERY suspect
Need to refine CBN forex policy
Obasanjo writes children story book on peace

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CORRUPTION: Some stole enough to last generations — Oyegun
ABUJA—National Chairman of All Progressives Congress, APC, Chief John Odigie-Oyegun, said, yesterday, that some Nigerians looted money that could last for generations and charged the judiciary to ensure that such persons were prosecuted.
EKSIEC fixes council polls for Dec 19
The Ekiti State Independent Electoral Commission, EKSIEC, yesterday announced that council elections will hold in the state on December 19, with a promise to create a level playing ground for all participants.
CJN to judges: Be stringent with corruption cases
ABUJA—The Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN, Justice Mahmud Mohammed, yesterday, tasked judges to be more stringent while presiding over corruption-related cases.
Commissioner–nominees, others to write aptitude test
Nominees for appointments as commissioners in Cross River State are to undergo mandatory integrity and aptitude test, even as the state governor, Prof. Ben Ayade, has already set up a selection committee to oversee the process.
Family physicians will transform medicine in Nigeria
Private medical doctors under the auspices of Association of General and Private Medical Practitioners of Nigeria, AGPMPN, say family physicians regardless of background constitute the critical mass needed for turning around the practice of medicine in Nigeria.

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