Fuel crisis: You are liars, PDP tells APC, FG
Suspected cultist died of injury from rival group, not Police – Lagos PPRO
FG grants approval for cooking gas extraction plant in Rivers state
JTF kills three suspected criminals in Rivers
Murray takes it slow after injury woes
Masari signs 2018 Appropriation Bill into law
NEPZA licenses 3 new Free Trade Zones worth $2.751bn
Tiwa Savage, Wizkid lose luggages at Lagos Airport
Police arrest man for allegedly having sex with mentally retarded woman
Rihanna’s cousin shot dead
Gov. Masari signs into law N213bn as 2018 budget
Liverpool’s Flanagan charged with common assault
Shakira cancels tour, hopes for June return
Boko Haram: UNFPA supports 1.6m IDPs in N/East
Israel set to build ‘Trump station’ near Western Wall
Man, 50 in police net for impregnating mad woman in Katsina

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Buhari’s son stable in hospital following bike accident – Presidency
Yusuf Buhari, the son of president Muhammadu Buhari had a bike accident last night around Gwarimpa in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.
Fuel scarcity: Black market booms in Kano
Business activities within and around Kano metropolis has been brought to its knees following debilitating scarcity of premium motor spirit in most filling stations Wednesday.
Peaceful Yuletide: Group commends military, warns envoys against spreading falsehood about Nigeria
A civil rights group, Centre for Social Justice, Equity and Transparency (CESJET) has warned countries whose envoys allegedly cook up armchair stories about Nigeria to desist from such despicable acts in their own interest.
Not yet Uhuru for car owners, commuters in Imo
There is no respite for car owners and commuters in Imo State, as premium motor spirit, PMS, has remained very expensive despite assurances from the Federal Government.
Erdogan says ‘terrorist’ Assad cannot be part of Syria solution
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Wednesday that a political solution to the Syrian conflict was impossible without the departure of President Bashar al-Assad, branding him a “terrorist”.
Honduras opposition demands annulment of president’s re-election
The Honduras opposition said Wednesday they filed an appeal with election officials demanding that President Juan Orlando Hernandez’s re-election be annulled because the recent vote was marred by fraud.
NPUGA athletes can help boost Nigeria’s global sports ranking, officials say
Akintunde Akinola, the President of Nigerian Private Universities Games Association (NPUGA), on Wednesday in Abuja said their Games has the potential of producing future athletes for the nation.
Lagos boosts technical education with additional 3 colleges
In its quest to meet the needs of youths’ technical and vocation skills, the Lagos State government has announced additional three technical colleges, bringing the total numbers to eight in the State.
Fuel crisis: You lied, owe us N27bn, NNPC tackles oil marketers
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, Wednesday, accused oil marketers, under the aegis of Depot and Petroleum Products Marketers Association, DAPPMA, of distorting the facts in its claims that its members’ tanks are empty and are not being supplied Premium Motor Spirit, PMS, also known as petrol.
Capt Obianyor dies at 73
Captain Patience Oristegbubemi Obianyor (retd.) is dead, aged 73.
Okorocha bows to pressure, restores Assumpta Avenue name
Imo State Government has bowed to the superior force of the Catholic Church and restored Assumpta Avenue street name.
More investors head to Edo as Azura-Edo Power begins generation
Riding on the back of the impressive outing of Azura Edo Independent Power Project (IPP), which has just begun generation of electricity seven months ahead of schedule, investors are thronging Edo State to pitch their tent and partake of the conducive business environment and progressive posture of the government towards genuine investments.
Who killed Benazir Bhutto? The theories behind the murder
Ten years after former Pakistani prime minister Benazir Bhutto, the first woman to lead a Muslim nation, was killed in Rawalpindi the unanswered questions about her assassination still fuel conspiracy theories.
Civil servant face trial for threatening to kill wife over son’s paternity
A 47-year-old civil servant, Adeyemi Akande, on Wednesday appeared before an Ikeja Magistrates’ Court in Lagos for allegedly threatening to kill his wife, Olanike over son’s paternity.
Mutko steps down as 2018 World Cup organising committee chief: agencies
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Vitaly Mutko, who was banned for life from the Olympic Games this month over doping, said on Wednesday that he is stepping down as chairman of the 2018 World Cup organising committee.

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