Court jails cattle breeder 10 months for extortion
Update: Nwodo, Ekweremadu, other Igbo leaders meeting Buhari now
NDE trains 100 on Vocational skills in Kano
NEMA seeks media support on disaster control, management
Kenya police shoot dead 2 protesters amid opposition demonstrations
Tax incentives will encourage growth of SMEs – broker
What Buhari told World Bank chief by Adesina
Court discharges murder suspect for lack of diligent prosecution
Smuggling: Customs removes 27 pick-up vans from sales stands
Time is running out: Germany urges UK to move in Brexit talks
Online travel booking is safer, cheaper, convenient – Agency
Council to develop capacity of Shea nut producers for export
Lai Mohammed urges international partners to proscribe IPOB
Naked football coach motivates team to crucial victory

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NNPC feud: Petroleum marketers scold Kachikwu, ask him to apologise to Nigerians
Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria, IPMAN, Friday, called on the Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mr. Ibe Kachikwu, to publicly apologise to Nigerians, over his various allegations against the Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, Mr. Maikanti Baru.
Man attempts suicide over N27m debts
There was panic Friday in Rumuaghorlu in Obio/Akpor Local Government area of Rivers State as a middle aged man allegedly attempted to commit suicide over debts.
Calabar port receives biggest flat bottom vessel
Mrs Olufumilayo Olotu, the Calabar Port Manager, has expressed joy over the berthing of the biggest flat bottom vessel, Desert Ranger, at the port.
Alleged N1.5bn fraud: Court grants Edo APC woman leader, 4 others N1m bail each
Justice Ohimai Ovbiagele of a Benin High Court on Friday granted Mrs Aisosa Amadasun, the Edo Woman Leader of All Progressives Congress (APC) and four others N1 million bail each.
Germany, France, Austria say internal EU border checks still needed
The European Union’s free-travel zone still needs the temporary border controls set up by some countries in recent years, ministers from Germany, France and Austria said on Friday.

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