‘Chibok schoolgirl’s child not for Boko Haram’
Cronos Airlines launch Lagos-Douala-Malabo flights
Rivers at 50: We are now enjoying the fruits of liberty- Gov. Wike
I have respect for President Buhari. I am fully behind the change – Prof. Akinwande
Seven arrests over violence at West Ham
I can’t be distracted, Fayemi tells Ekiti Assembly
Ekweremadu visits Fani Kayode, Abati, others in EFCC cell
Breaking News: EFCC grants Reuben Abati bail
Girls in Aba start sex at age 10 , research shows
Ribadu to Nigerians: Nothing wrong with DSS raid on judges’ homes
Algeria hire Leekens to tame Eagles
Naira bounces back on liquidity boost
Reps urge Police to crack down naira hawkers
Police dismiss 6 officers for impersonation, forgery
Corruption in oil industry overblown – Kachikwu

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NNPC partners Police to curb attacks on oil facilities
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) and the Police have pledged to work together to curb attacks on oil and gas facilities across Nigeria.
Classroom walls crash 4yrs old pupil in Abuja primary school
A 4yrs old pupil, David Jacob, has been killed in a sub-standard nursery and primary school located in Kado/Life camp area of the Federal Capital Territory.
Untold story of Miss Anambra sex tape saga
As Anambra Broadcasting Service, ABS, organisers of the Miss Anambra Beauty Pageant installs another Miss Anambra today, in Akwa, the state capital, following the sudden removal of the reigning queen, Chidinma Okeke, there are indications that trouble looms ahead as the embattled ex-beauty queen has alleged a threat to her life for wanting to unravel the mystery behind her dethronement.
Herdsmen/farmers’ clashes major challenge to Police – I-G
The Inspector-General of Police (I-G), Mr Ibrahim Idris, on Thursday said that the incessant clashes between herdsmen and farmers was a major challenge to the Nigeria Police Force.
We must instill culture of transparency, efficiency in oil, gas industry – Buhari
President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday in Abuja stressed the need for a new culture of transparency and efficiency in the nation’s oil and gas industry to improve oil and gas production in the country.
Rats in trouble as Lagos launches “Buy Rats Make Money’’ project
The Buy Rats Make Money’’ initiative by the Lagos State Government is environmental friendly and safe for humans, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Phosgard Fumigants Nig. Ltd., Oluwasegun Benson, has said.
Metuh solely funded PDP’s publicity of Jonathan’s campaign
A Witness, Richard Ihediwa, told a Federal High Court on Thursday that embattled Olisa Metuh, solely funded publicity activities during Jonathan’s re-election campaign.
Ex-LG boss bags 7 years imprisonment for fraud
A Kaduna State High Court has sentenced the immediate past Sole Administrator of Kaura Local Government, Mr Ibrahim Baba, to seven years imprisonment for obtaining money by false pretence.
FG gives breakdown of plans for $29.96bn loan
The Federal Government says that within the next three years, it plans to borrow $29.96 billion from the World Bank, African Development Bank, and Japan International Co-operation Agency (JICA).
FG unveils new measure to tackle oil spill in N/Delta
N a bid to deal with the menace of oil spillage particularly in the Niger Delta region, the Federal Government had unveiled new technology that would aid in rapid response to oil spill and prevent the further degradation of the environment.
US, Poland to promote Nollywood, says Opara
United States Consulate and Polish Embassy in Lagos have expressed readiness to support Nigeria’s Nollywood industry, according to the President, Eko International Film Festival, Mr Hope Opara.
Cleric remanded over alleged abduction of 3 girls
A Makurdi Magistrates’ Court on Thursday remanded a cleric, Elijah Ebimone, in prison for allegedly abducting three girls and turning them to sex slaves.
NASS Amends CCT Act, Takes over control of agency from Presidency
THE Senate on Thursday passed the Code of Conduct (amendment) bill, 2016, with the National Assembly taking over power to appoint staff of Code of Conduct Bureau/Tribunal from the Presidency.
Inflation: ‘Can Nigerians still feed themselves in this recession?’
“There is a serious problem as to whether Nigerians will be able to feed themselves, considering the rate at which prices of goods are going up.” says Mrs Ayanu Olatoyinbo, a trader at the Folashade Boundary Market on the Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway.
FG’s efforts to revamp economy won’t achieve much without fighting corruption – Lai Mohammed
The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, has said the ongoing efforts by the Federal Government to revive the nation’s economy will not yield positive results unless the fight against corruption is also intensified.

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