Suspected bank fraudster faces N120, 000 fraud charge
TUC endorses use of mobile phone for pension transactions
Nigeria winning war against sea pirates – CNS
Parents happy as JAMB stops use of scratch cards
Jibrin sues Reps, seeks N1bn damages for his suspension
Bayelsa APC, PDP trade allegations on judges’ corruption
310 youths get CBN loan
Jibrin withdraws suit against House of Reps
Group to build refinery in Ogun
Adeosun: Federal, states share N90b less
South Africa withdraws from ICC
Nigeria to demarcate Nigeria – Niger Republic border – NBC
NBA asks ‘Corrupt’ judges to step down with immediate effect
Osun, Oyo reaffirm joint ownership Of LAUTECH

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Let’s consume what we produce to save our economy – Aregbesola advises Nigerians
Governor of Osun, Rauf Aregbesola, has once called on Nigerians to curb their excessive appetite for foreign foods and fabric.
Aregbesola also said it is more pertinent now to practice birth control as panacea to poverty reduction in this economic recession.
Nigerian BMX rider’s breakneck route to success
For Courage Adams a bike is meant to be ridden on its front wheel, along a stair rail, or maybe backwards down some steps. Never conventionally.
Sales rep allegedly steals N11.7m goods
Lagos—A sales representative with Phamatex Company Nigeria Ltd., Nicolas Udo, who allegedly obtained and took delivery of pharmaceutical products worth N11.56 million from the head office in Lagos, was yesterday arraigned before a Magistrate’s Court in Lagos.
Africa’s music industry changes tempo to local beat
Demand for homegrown contemporary music is sweeping Africa and driving a creative boom in an industry otherwise battered by falling CD sales and rampant piracy.
Serial rapist kills pregnant woman, injures many
A serial rapist has killed a pregnant woman and injured four others in Oluwoye, Ibeshe Titun, Ikorodu.
How building materials firm imported N2bn cocaine – NDLEA
THE National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, has confirmed that the substance found in a container imported by an Ikeja-based multinational roofing materials company (names withheld) is cocaine.
GE Reports: Tips from a “mindful” brain to help you become more productive
Caboz, a journalist for Forbes Africa, won the award for his story titled “40 Years of Mozambique – The Dead Port That Rose Again”, which was chosen from entries that had been submitted from 38 African countries.
Thailand bans cheering at World Cup qualifier
Thailand’s football association said Friday it would ban cheering at next month’s World Cup qualifier against Australia as the nation mourns the death of King Bhumibol Adulyadej.
Trump booed in NY, assailed by Obama
Donald Trump endured boos at a charity event in New York and a biting attack by President Barack Obama as the Republican nominee’s threat not to concede if he loses next month’s elections roiled the race for the White House.
Typhoon Haima batters Hong Kong as city in lockdown
The usually frenetic streets of Hong Kong were deserted Friday as the city was battered by Typhoon Haima after the storm left a trail of deaths and damage in the Philippines.
Sultan’s 10th anniversary begins Nov. 2
The Sokoto State Government will hold an International Symposium on the legendary Sokoto Caliphate as part of activities marking the 10th anniversary of the Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Sa’ad Abubakar III on the throne.
African Journalist Awards 2016: South African journalist wins GE Energy & Infrastructure Award
Caboz, a journalist for Forbes Africa, won the award for his story titled “40 Years of Mozambique – The Dead Port That Rose Again”, which was chosen from entries that had been submitted from 38 African countries.
CAR worst country in the world
The Central African Republic, CAR, is the worst country in the world to be a young person, an index by a group representing Commonwealth countries showed.
DSS planted hard currency in my house – Justice Ngwuta
Another Justice of the Supreme Court, whose home was raided by operatives of the Department of State Services, DSS, Justice Sylvester Ngwuta, has opened fresh can of worms, alleging that operatives of DSS, planted hard currency in his house. He also alleged that his ordeal was a result of his refusal at various times to help the All Progressives Congress, APC, pervert justice in governorship election disputes involving Ekiti, Rivers and Ebonyi states.
N500m MTN Bribery Allegation: Presidency orders probe of Abba Kyari
By Kingsley Omonobi – Head, Investigation and Crime Desk-Abuja. There are indications that the Chief of Staff to President Muhammadu Buhari, Alhaji Abba Kyari is under investigation by the Special Investigation Panel of the Nigerian Police Force over bribery allegations. The probe according to Vanguard’s investigation is in connection with alleged N500million bribery money said […]

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