Affected judges should step aside and clear themselves – Nwabueze
DSS raids on suspected judges: NBA may split
Sultan holds durbar for new Oba of Benin as celebrations continue
Wonder Banks are products of intruders – Ubenyi
Demons in Aso Villa: Presidency reacts
DSS raid latest: I did not lead anyone to your house to bribe you, Pastor Ukpong tells Justice Okoro
Executive, Legislature, Judiciary all corrupt, Osinbajo laments
Aisha Buhari’s Award: A Mother’s Plea To Nigerians for Soldiers
Implementation of 2017 budget to begin January 1 – Presidency
$2.1bn Arms Probe: Dasuki, others trial resume Nov 16
Nigerian – Finnish Association holds AGM, elects new excos
Join GYB to develop Kogi, Fanwo urges Kogi Integrity Initiative
Kogi ministerial nominee: ‘Protesters are political jobbers’
N22.8 bn fraud: Demand for witness’ passport stalls Amosu’s trial
Buhari’s entire government under threat – VP Osinbajo
Moses out to shame Mourinho
GoTV not designed to compete with Startimes, says Akin Salu, GoTV GM

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Jibrin denies withdrawing suit against Dogara, others
Tragedy struck in Ijebu-Ode when a -23-year-old lover, Omolara Abosede reportedly stabbed her husband-to-be Sodiq Dauda to death over disagreement.
EFCC: Femi Fani-Kayode’s life in danger
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) once again lived up to its billing of being used by the current administration for the sinister purposes of silencing the opposition under the guise of fighting corruption.
NJC disagrees with NBA, says won’t suspend nor asks accused Judges to step down
By Ikechukwu Nnochiri ABUJA – The National Judicial Council, NJC, has described as “unacceptable”, call by the Nigerian Bar Association, NBA, for judges currently under investigation over allegations of corruption, to step down until their innocence is fully and completely established. In a statement Friday night, the NJC which is headed by the Chief Justice […]
26 people treated after London airport ‘chemical incident’
Hundreds of passengers and staff were evacuated from London City airport on Friday following a reported “chemical incident” that left 26 travellers feeling unwell and shut down flights in and out of the hub.
Electricity Disco loses N27.6bn
The Port Harcourt Electricity Distribution Company (PHED) said on Friday that it lost N27.6 billion annually to unpaid bills by customers.

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