Invasion of judges’ homes threat to democracy – Gov Okowa
Women hail NASS for proposing free antenatal services
Lagos to recruit 1,100 workers for local councils
Do everything possible to unite Nigerians, remain an entity, Ohaneze chieftain tells Buhari
Recession: Bread, biscuits, others prices to go up by 15% – AMBCON
Drama as man defecates in court to evade arraignment
Public Complaints Commission staff protest salary slash, embark on indefinite strike
Buhari in moves to replace two Supreme Court judges
Buhari appoints two new Supreme Court Justices
Court slams N250,000 bail on student for allegedly defiling minor
For refusing to buy him beer, man stabs another
Senate condemns DSS crackdown on judges
NASS security men arrest Diesel thieves
Sahara group urges sustained global partnerships as SDG clocks one

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Accountants have role in politics
Sen. Felix Bajomo, Past President, Institute of Chartered Accountants (ICAN), on Monday said that accountants had all that was needed to add value in the society.
AWC 2016: Omagbemi invites 30 Falcons
Head Coach Florence Omagbemi has invited 30 players to the Abuja camp of the senior women national football team to heighten Nigeria’s preparations for the 10th African Women Championship (AWC).
Benteke nets FIFA’s fastest goal in 7 secs
Belgium striker Christian Benteke scored the fastest FIFA World Cup qualifying goal after seven seconds against Gibraltar on Monday.
NSE indices record 0.32% growth
The market indices of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) on Monday recorded marginal growth, appreciating by 0.32 per cent due to marginal gains posted by some blue chips.
GE offers to buy $2b Nigerian rail
General Electric (GE) confirmed its “keen interest” in acquiring a Nigeria railway concession project worth around $2 billion, the U.S. company said on Monday.
Ruling party member, two others shot dead at bar
A Burundi ruling party official and two others were killed in a bar, south of the country, an official said on Tuesday, as the toll from 18 months of political violence grows.
Judges’ Crackdown: SERAP seeks prosecution of released judges, gives NJC 7 days
Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project, (SERAP) has sent an open letter to the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Mahmud Mohammed requesting him to use his “good offices and leadership of the National Judicial Council (NJC) to immediately take over from the Department of State Service (DSS) the cases of all the 7 judges released by the DSS and refer the cases of those judges to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) for conclusion of investigation and prompt prosecution.”
Troops disperse hundreds of ex-militants protesting on East-West road
Troops of the joint military force deployed to the Niger Delta on Tuesday dispersed hundreds of ex-militants blocking the East-West road at Mbiama Community in Rivers.
Again Note 7 flops, goes in flames
Sale of the recently re-launched Samsung Note 7 has again been suspended worldwide following new report that the device goes up in flames.
Clinton victory now 95% certain: Poll
Hillary Clinton has now amassed a double digit lead over Republican rival, Donald Trump, according to various opinion polls in the US.
Republican Speaker gives up on Trump
Speaker of the US House of Representatives Paul Ryan of the Republican Party has said that he would no longer defend its Presidential Candidate, Donald Trump.
12,343 child marriages everyday – Report
One girl under the age of 15 is married every seven seconds, according to a new report by Save the Children.
Nigeria seeks Germany’s assistance on oil theft
The worrisome case of crude oil theft has forced President Muhammadu Buhari to seek Germany’s assistance to curb the trend.
Oil glut to last until mid-2017 unless OPEC cuts output: IEA
A massive oil glut may weigh on world markets deep into next year unless the OPEC producer cartel makes good on its promise to cut output, the International Energy Agency(IEA) said on Tuesday.
Crackdown on judges: Judges are corrupted by senior lawyers – Sagay
Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Mahmud Mohammed, yesterday, described the arrest and detention of two Justices of the Supreme Court and two High Court Judges by the DSS as very “saddening, regrettable and distressing” and urged Nigerians to remain calm and prayerful. He said the National Judicial Council, NJC, will hold an emergency meeting today to comprehensively look into the matter.

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