Man Utd block Man City film crew – reports
FG to revisit establishment of High-Performance Centres – Dalung
Breaking: FUPRE to commence production of vehicle parts
6 foods you should not eat for breakfast
International premium Stella Lager Beer launches in Nigerian market
How to know if you are in a bad hotel
NBC empowers over 700 youths in Kano
Ambrose Alli varsity ASUU tasks BEDC on power supply
NFF gives Rohr pay rise
Three Lions to clash with Eagles — NFF scribe
Aguero downplays Super Eagles threat
Labour seeks special intervention on job security in oil industry
Electricity workers mocks Power sector privatization
Herdsmen sack 200 families in Cross River
Delta govt committed to compliance with FOI Act —Ukah

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Education: Lagos Dep Gov promises more schools
Deputy Governor of Lagos State, Dr. Idiat Oluranti Adebule, yesterday, said, that Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode administration is committed to the goal of providing education for all, saying, our education policy direction is that of an inclusive education delivery for all children and youths.
Kwara Assembly tackles corpse exhumation
Disturbed by the high rate of ritual killings and exhumation of corpses in Ilorin, Kwara State House of Assembly has said it will work to restore the sanctity of the ancient city.
Gaidam faulted on 2018 budget
Reactions have continued to trail the over N92 billion budget presented by Governor Ibrahim Gaidam of Yobe State to the state House of Assembly last Tuesday.
Herdsmen, farmers’ clash: Bishop warns of militarised society
The Archbishop of Kaduna Catholic Diocese, His Grace, Man-oso Ndagoso, has warned that unless government at all levels take steps to curtail the incessant clashes between herdsmen and farmers across the country, the nation risked being militarised.
Kano varsity set for e-examination, as Ortom probes Benue Varsity’s wage bill
Kano State University of Science and Technology, KUST, Wudil, has announced its readiness to begin computer-based examination.
Man, pregnant wife, 2 children die in Lagos fire
Tragedy struck yesterday in Bariga area of Lagos after an owner of a pharmaceutical shop, Mr. Kenneth Eze, his pregnant wife and two children were burnt to death in a fire that engulfed their bungalow building.
Queues for fuel ground Birnin Kebbi, as litre sells for 180
BIRNIN KEBBI—COMMERCIAL activities came to a standstill, yesterday, in Birnin Kebbi, Kebbi State capital, and its environs, following the shortage of fuel commodity in most of the fuel stations in the state.
Getting business loans from the banks (2)
Last week we started this series on windows for Small & Medium Enterprises, SMEs, access to business loans in commercial banks, and we took-off with focus on Stanbic IBTC Bank. We noted that this series would only serve the purpose of basic information about SME loan in the focused banks adding that you may need to visit the banks for more information.
Waivers: Reps invite Customs CG, AGF, CBN, importers, others
ABUJA—APPARENTLY disturbed by the abuse of waivers and bond on import duties, the House of Representatives Committee on Customs has invited the Comptroller-General of Customs, Hammed Ali, Accountant to the Federation, Ahmed Idris,Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, bank executives, importers, Inspection agents and other critical stakeholders over their alleged roles in the sector from 2010 till date.

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