Reps urge FG to complete dualisation of Benin-Ugo-Abraka road
NYSC redeploys corps member assaulted by police in Zamfara
Ritualists attack Islamic school, slaughter four
At least 19 die in fire in Guatemala children’s shelter
IWD: Women calls for gender equality
My life is work of grace – Osinbajo
Arsenal must stop ‘fighting each other’ – Walcott
‘Nigerian workers to smile soon over salaries’
UI ASUU to commence warning strike on Friday
4 oil thieves bag 120 years imprisonment
NCS Ikeja Unit intercepts contraband goods N713.8m

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Fish out issuers of fake import documents, stop seizing vehicles – Ndume charges customs
Former Senate Leader, Sen. Mohammed Ndume, on Wednesday advised the Nigeria Custom Service (NCS) to fish out the source of fake import duty documents issued to car owners, rather than embarking on seizure of vehicles with fake documents.
Kaduna receives first international flight ahead of Abuja airport closure
The Ethiopian airlines on Wednesday opened route for daily International flight operations at the Kaduna international airport, hours before the plan shutdown of the Abuja International airport scheduled for 12: 00 midnight on Wednesday.
Court restrains Aregbesola from increasing filing fees
A Federal High Court, sitting in Osogbo, Osun state capital, has restrained Osun state government from implementing the new increment in filing fees, issued on February 24, pending the determination of the substantial suit before the court.
Mourinho slams Rostov pitch for Europa League tie
Coach Jose Mourinho slammed the state of the Rostov pitch on Wednesday ahead of Manchester United’s Europa League tie in Russia, questioning whether the game should go ahead.
Army sets up panel to investigate alleged ex-judicial killings, rights violations by personnel
MOVED by the series of allegations of extra-judicial killings of people including women and children in the North East and members of the Indigenous People of Biafra during some of their peaceful protest sessions by some of its personnel, the Nigerian Army, Wednesday, set up an eight-man panel to investigate the allegations.
Nigerian, Cameroon joint troops kill many Boko Haram terrorists in border villages
IN order to clear fleeing Boko Haram terrorists hibernating within remote and border areas, Nigerian and Cameroonian troops have carried out another joint operation to weed out Boko Haram terrorists along Nigeria and Cameroon border.
Pumping dollars to strengthen Naira, an artificial solution – Expert
An economist, Dr Anthony Aziegbemi, described the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) latest strategy of strengthening the value of Naira by injecting excess foreign currencies into the market, as an artificial solution.
SUCCESS RECIPE: The Governing Laws of Life (6)
You are who you are, what you are, and where you are today because of the daily decisions you made yesterday.
Suleman: Stephanie Otobo fails to get bail
Miss Stephanie Otobo, the lady arrested for claiming that the General-Overseer, Omega Fire Ministry Worldwide, Apostle Johnson Suleman had an amorous affair with her has failed to get bail following the Judge’s absence to sign the documents for her bail.
Breaking: One dead as Customs, Rice smugglers clash in Ogun
A rice smuggler has been allegedly shot dead along Siun-Sagamu-Abeokuta road on Wednesday after a hot chase from operatives of the Nigerian Customs Service.
Varsity student to die by hanging for killing colleague
A 200 level student of Lead City University, Ibadan, Moshood Owolabi, is to die by hanging for stabling his fellow student to death.
Armed men invade Metuh’s home, cart away documents
Armed men suspected to be assassins last night invaded the house of embattled former National People’s Democratic Party (PDP) spokesman, Chief Olisa Metuh located at Prince and Princess Estate, Abuja.
Mimiko saluts Osinbajo at 60
Dr Olusegun Mimiko, the immediate past governor of Ondo State, has congratulated the Acting President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo (SAN), on the occasion of his 60th birthday.
Lalong urges banks in Plateau to revert to 4 p.m. closing time
Gov. Simon Lalong of Plateau has called on banks operating in the state to revert to the 4 p.m. closing time, instead of the 3 p.m. they adopted when the state was crises.
Spanish police uncover ETA ‘explosives’ stash
Spanish police have found a large stash of explosives in northern Spain suspected of belonging to the Basque separatist group ETA, the interior ministry said Wednesday.

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