Marketers willing to forfeit N16.5bn subsidy claims
Stock market investors lose N1.2trn in 4 months
Police kill two MASSOB members in Onitsha
N93bn debt: DISCOs embark on mass disconnection
Buhari’s change must come with pain – Etiebet
Cameron’s “drunken” gaffe
Markets react to petrol market liberalization
Abia Police bust kidnapping ring in Rivers community

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Apprentice abducts 2 children in Lagos
Two toddlers, aged two and five, have allegedly been abducted by a yet to be identified lady, described as an apprentice to their mother.
N838m loan: Bank files winding-up petition against firm
First Bank of Nigeria Limited has filed a winding-up petition against a limited liability company, Omatek Computers Limited, which deals in computer accessory, seeking to recover a loan of N838,337,562.69, granted the firm.
Ukori flays bombing of oil facilities in Gbaramatu
Secretary of Egbema and Gbaramatu Communities Development Foundation, Mr. Jude Ukori, has called on those involved in recent bombings of oil facilities owned by Chevron Nigeria Limited in Warri South-West Local Government Area of Delta State to stop further attacks.
Withdraw your threat, Ijaw group tells Oodua Defenders Union
Ijaw Development Association, IDA, has flayed threats of attack on the Ijaw in the South-West by the Oodua Defenders Union, ODU, calling on the body not to break the historic peace between the Ijaw and the Yoruba.
Niger Delta Avengers: Otuaro, commissioners relocate to creeks
OLLOWING the renewed attacks on oil installations in the Niger Delta by a new militant group, Niger Delta Avengers, the Deputy Governor of Delta State, Mr. Kingsley Otuaro, who is the head of a high-powered Advocacy Committee set up by Governor Ifeanyi Okowa to halt the on-going attacks on oil installations in the state by militants, will relocate to the creeks from tomorrow.
Nigerian brings industry to classroom
“Even if the student fails a course, there is a future for the student as he/she has understood the practical aspect of what he is studying. In fact, this means there is opportunity to re-write the story again.” Chukwunonso who said he is driven by passion to make impact in the lives of Nigerian students said he has done some background work on the benefits of the project and he has also made moves to write to organisations pre-informing them on the project to see how students in schools can understand these industrial practices while they are in school.
HERDSMEN: Enugu CP threatens rumour mongers with prosecution
The Commissioner of Police in Enugu State, Mr. Emmanuel Ojukwu, weekend, warned people spreading rumours of impending attack of some communities in the state to desist from it, saying there was no substance in the story.
Abia govt, monarchs, security agents meet ahead of Bakassi Boys’ deployment
AHEAD of the deployment of the new Bakassi Boys to Abia rural communities, Abia State Government in collaboration with traditional rulers and security agencies, weekend, held a peace and security summit aimed at sensitising indigenes on the new security challenges and the role of the outfit.
Naira Debit Cards: Banks protest EFCC harassment over forex rates
Banks have protested to the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) the harassment of their staff by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) over foreign exchange rates charged for cross border transactions on Naira Debit Cards (NDC). Cross border transactions are payment for goods and services or cash withdrawal through ATM outside the country through debit cards linked to naira account in Nigeria.
Lekki Free trade zone: IGP takes over MD’s murder investigation
HE Lagos State government said it has directed the Inspector General of Police, IGP, Solomon Arase to take over the investigation of the gruesome murder of the Managing Director of the Lekki Free Trade Zone, Tunde Disu last year October.
NANS urges Buhari to probe N2.9bn Olympic fund
As Nigerian athletes continue to complain over poor preparations ahead of the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), has urged President Muhammadu Buhari to probe how the N2.9 billion he released to the defunct National Sports Commission (NSC) for the preparations for the Games was spent.
25-year-old burglar lynched in Delta
A 25-year-old suspected burglar was, yesterday, lynched by angry mob at Ozoro, headquarters of Isoko North Local Government Area, Delta State.
Buhari’s utterances prejudicial to my trial, Kanu laments
Justice Binta Nyako of the Federal High Court in Abuja has slated June 21 to commence hearing on N8.5 billion suit the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, filed against the Federal Government of Nigeria.
PMS price hike: FG, Labour meet today to avert strike
IN a desperate move to avert a nationwide strike by organised labour and its civil society allies over the N145 per litre new pump price of petrol, the Federal Government has invited labour leaders in the country for a meeting today.
Fuel hike: Buhari must apologise
PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari owes us apologies for the latest hike from N86.50k to N145 of the official pump price for Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) announced on Thursday last week by his Deputy Minister of Petroleum, Dr. Emmanuel Kachikwu.

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