WhatsApp extends shutdown on BBOS, Blackberry 10 phones to June 2017
Heritage Bank is not in distress-CBN
How America became a third world country
Wofai Samuel to host West African Power Industry Awards
Enugu govt gives marching orders against trading on major roads
100 missing in Med Sea after migrant boat capsized
Colombian President Santos to US for cancer tests
Canada’s Prime Minister, Trudeau appoints SA on lesbian, gay, bisexual; Moves to repeal ‘discriminatory’ sodomy law
FC Ifeanyi Ubah shifts FA Cup victory, trophy tour to Nov 23
Pinnick lauds FIFA as DTMS workshop begins in Abuja
UN says 75,000 children in Nigeria risk dying in ‘months’
Putin fires economy minister over bribe charges
Dasuki declined DSS offer to attend late father’s burial – Danbazau
DR Congo president defies growing calls to resign
Fire consumes N16bn property in Abuja, Lagos – FFS
PPPRA gets new boss, as Iyoyo steps down

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UNIZIK to join ASUU warning strike
The Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka has indicated to join the one-week warning strike against non-implementation of agreements reached in 2009 and 2013.
ASUU in Sokoto commences 1-week warning strike Nov.16 – Chairman
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), in Sokoto State says it will embark on a one-week warning strike beginning from Wednesday, Nov. 16.
Nigerian entrepreneur launches female shoes e-commerce platform
A Nigerian IT entrepreneur, Okeke Vincent Chidozie and founder of Dovichi Services, has launched Justhershoes.com, an e-commerce platform that focuses on sales of female shoes online.
Nigerians now smuggle rice with bullion vans
The Oyo/Osun Area Command of Nigeria Customs Service on Tuesday said it had arrested a Bullion Van concealed with imported smuggled rice. It said despite the ban on commodity, some Nigerians have now resorted to smuggling the staple food in bullion vans.
Father, son, docked over alleged invasion of 15 communities in Ibeju Lekki
A 67-year- old man, Mutairu Owoeye, his son Ganiyu Owoeye, 42, were on Tuesday brought before an Igbosere Magistrates’ Court, Lagos, over alleged invasion and destruction of 15 communities in Ibeju Lekki area.
Senate moves to avert ASUU strike
The Senate on Tuesday pledged to engage relevant stakeholders to avert the warning strike being planned by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU).
Breaking: Nigerian award-winning photojournalist, Yinka Adeparusi is dead
Nigerian award-winning photojournalist and Editor at NAIJ, Adeyinka Adeparusi, earlier reported missing, has been confirmed dead in an accident.
Senate rejects Buhari’s 46 Ambassadorial nominees, returns list
THE Senate, Tuesday, rejected the names of 46 non career ambassadorial nominees sent to it by President Muhammadu Buhari.
Police strategy is driving us to chaos- Shi’ite leader
Islamic Movement of Nigeria (IMN) has warned that police highhandedness in dealing with Shi’ite matters could lead to chaos unless they revised their strategy.
Lagos Assembly sets up committee to investigate killings in Otodo-Gbame community
The Lagos State House of Assembly has set-up a committee to investigate alleged killings and destruction of property in Otodo-Gbame Community in Ikate Elegushi Local Council Development Area of the state.
Proposed ASUU Strike: Why TSA is not to blame
It is sad to hear that the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) is going ahead with itswarning strike, even though it is the students mostlyand not the government who take the fall.
We won’t allow herdsmen graze on our lands, Anambra communities tell Obiano
THREE communities in Anambra East local government area of Anambra State have warned that they would not tolerate cattle grazing in their areas this coming dry season, arguing that they were yet to recover from their ugly experiences with the herdsmen in the past.
Persons with disability deserve priority attention, says Fayose @56
Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State, on Tuesday declared that all persons with disability in the state, especially the literate ones are henceforth to enjoy priority attention of government.
Breaking: Avengers hit Nembe 1, 2 and 3 trunk line Bayelsa
YENAGOA-THE Niger Delta Avengers, NDA, announced on Tuesday that it blew up the Nembe 1, 2 and 3 trunk line jointly operated by Agip, Oando and Shell Petroleum Development Company, affecting a supply of 300,000 barrels per day to Bonny Export Terminal in Bayelsa State.
Ita-Giwa urges Niger Delta activists to embrace dialogue with Govt.
Former Presidential Adviser on National Assembly Matters, Sen. Florence Ita-Giwa, has called on Niger Delta activists to embrace dialogue with government.

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