EFCC arraigns FUTA Vice Chancellor, Bursar
TSA: About N13bn accruing to all Government agencies every single working day – Osinbajo
Why Ndigbo ‘re leaving PDP for APC – Nwoye
S’Court yet to hear appeal challenging decision freeing Al-Mustapha
Fashola disowns N2bn planted in Housing ministry budget
E-payment transactions rose to N51.8trn in 2016 – CBN
Rohr lists 5 new players for Senegal friendly
Okorocha/Obiano feud: How two Igbo governors tore each other apart
Siasia battles Schafer for Rwanda job
161 Nigerians deported from Libya arrive Lagos Airport
Insecurity: We’ve men in 32 states of the federation — COAS
Peaceful protest is citizens ‘ right
Rangers players beg for money
Two Ebonyi female students recount efforts to avoid circumscision
South Africa, not Cameroon, my main focus now — Rohr
Abia govt begins construction of underground flood channel in Aba
NPA, Intels trade tackles over N403bn debt

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$1.2bn Malabu deal: Shell, Agip bid to repossess OPL 245
Two multinational oil giants, Shell Nigeria Exploration & Production Company Ltd and Nigeria Agip Exploration Ltd, yesterday, moved to vacate the court order that granted Federal Government interim ownership of the disputed Oil Prospecting License, OPL, 245.
Fake Naira notes in circulation less than one percent — CBN
The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, said yesterday that only less than one percent of the Naira in circulation was fake.
Lagos LG polls shifted to June — LASIEC boss
Chairman of Lagos State Independent Electoral Commission, LASIEC, Justice Ayotunde Philips has assured concerned residents and political parties that the much anticipated council polls is likely to be conducted in June.
FG moves to encourge grassroots sports devt
IN the effort to encourage grassroots development, the Federal Government through the National Lottery Trust Fund has provided assorted types of sports equipments to 49 public primary schools in Abia State.
Stealing of Majek Fashek’s song: Timi Dakolo battles to save his name
FOLLOWING the story we published on Monday, in which Majek Fashek‘s management threatened to slam a N100 million lawsuit against Timi Dakolo for copyright infringement when he did a remake of ‘Send Down The Rain,’the latter has presented a proof of payment to put the records straight.

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