How Obama’s govt, Borno Governor, others worked against Jonathan month before Chibok – Reno
ICC prosecutor calls for arrest of Gaddafi’s son Saif
Hoodlums vandalise 500KVA transformer in Nasarawa
Customs intercept contraband valued at N334m
Ebonyi govt. vows to shut down illegal schools
Obanikoro, Coca kola lock horns over N96m judgment debt
Obaseki charts security in Edo with Nigerian Air force
2019: North wants Buhari, even on wheelchair – ACF
54th Birthday: Dele Oshinowo felicitates with Ambode

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Lawyer demands N200, 000 for emergency adjournment
Mr. David Emagun, counsel to Law Union and Rock Insurance Plc, on Wednesday, demanded a cost of N200,000 from another counsel for serving an emergency application for adjournment on him.
Police: death toll rises to 12 in London blaze
The death toll in the blaze that engulfed a residential tower in west London early on Wednesday has risen to 12 and “will rise further,” Metropolitan Police Commander Stuart Cundy said.
…my vindication today calls for celebration – Saraki
Respite came the way of the Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki, Wednesday, as the Code of Conduct Tribunal, CCT, sitting in Abuja, dismissed the entire 18-count criminal charge the Federal Government preferred against him. In a unanimous decision, the two-panel panel tribunal headed by Justice Danladi Umar, held that FG failed to prove essential elements […]
Cow seller in court over alleged N.6m fraud
The Police on Wednesday arraigned a cow seller, Oladele Oladosu, in an Ile-Ife Magistrate’s Court in Osun over alleged N600,000 fraud.
Igbo quit notice: Ethnic groups call for youth confab
Determined to douse the tensions arising from the 3-month quit notice to Igbo residents in the north and restore the country back to path of peace, a coalition of ethnic nationalities have sued for calm among Nigerian youths.
Reps to investigate NDPC over alleged $1.5bn national revenue loss
The House of Representatives has resolved to investigate alleged infractions in the operations of the Nigerian Petroleum Development Company (NPDC) and the loss of 1.5 billion dollars national revenue.
Obaseki tasks Anglican community on school upgrade
Governor Godwin Obaseki of Edo State, on Tuesday, charged the Chairman of the Edo State Chapter and the Bishop of the Anglican Communion, Benin Diocese, Bishop Peter Imasuen to either develop the Church’s educational institution, or risk a state government takeover.
Trump: Gunman who shot senior U.S. lawmaker has died
U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday said in remarks from the White House that the gunman who opened fire at a congressional baseball practice has died of his injuries after a shootout with the police.
Ekiti got only N8.8bn as first tranche of Paris Club refund – PDP
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Ekiti State has dismissed claim by the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the State that N9.5 billion was received by the State as first tranche of the Paris Club refund, saying that “Ekiti State and the 16 Local Councils received N8.8 billion out of which the State got N5.4 Billion and the Local Councils got N3.4 billion and no kobo has been received as second tranche of the refund by any State in the country.”
Saraki: CCT judgment victory for democracy
Deputy Leader of the Senate, Sen. Bala Ibn N’Allah, said victory of President of the Senate, Dr Bukola Saraki, at the Code of Conduct Tribunal(CCT) was victory for democracy.
CCT acquttal: “A torturous trial but i harbour no grudge” – Saraki
The President of the Senate Dr. Bukola Saraki has described his almost two years long trial at the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) as a torturous one.
Saraki: CCT judgment victory for democracy – Senators
Deputy Leader of the Senate, Sen. Bala Ibn N’Allah, said victory of President of the Senate, Dr Bukola Saraki, at the Code of Conduct Tribunal(CCT) was victory for democracy.
Cows invade school in Enugu again
A trending video online for the past there days has revealed another school invasion by cattle.
Okowa Says Quality Education Should Not Be Compromised
GOVERNOR Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta State has said government should not compromise on quality education for the youths.
5 men arraigned for allegedly importing 661 pump-action rifles
The Federal Government, yesterday, arraigned five men before a Federal High Court sitting in Lagos for allegedly importing 661 pump-action rifles into the country without lawful authority.

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