Record 1.12billion people watched France-Croatia World Cup final
Oshiomhole, Sheriff, Uba, Oga, Gulark storm Uzodimma’s campaign flag-off
Yuletide: NSCDC deploys 700 personnel to beef up security in Jigawa
Trump to pull half of US troops from Afghanistan
Saraki wants Buhari to assent to PIB, other bills
Oil giant Total fined 500,000 euros by Paris court for Iran corruption
Six killed in plane crash in DR Congo election flight
Budget presentation: Apologise to Nigerians over your unruly behaviour, NANS tells NASS
Court remands Deji Adeyanju in prison
Zimbabwe says will not extradite Grace Mugabe
Boeing lands jet deals with Nigeria, Saudi for $9.3 bn
Hijab crisis: Court grants UI International School extension of time
Gunmen kill 25 in northern Nigeria village raids
El-Rufai signs N157.44 bn state budget, N62.34 bn for LGAs
Gas flare penalty: IOCs owe oil producing communities $12bn — HOSCON

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Call for my sack hogwash, balderdash, absolute rubbish, Obla attacks Reps
The Chairman, Special Presidential Investigation Panel for the Recovery of Public Property, Chief Okoi Obono Obla on Friday dismissed calls by the House of Representatives for his dismissal as a ploy to derail investigations into corrupt practices.
Mo Abudu joins Emmy Awards’ academy directors
Media mogul, Mo Abudu has been elected as a director of the International Academy of Television, Arts and Sciences.
Google gets EU e-money licence in Lithuania amid Brexit uncertainty
Lithuania’s central bank said Friday it has granted Google a pan-European e-money licence as the Baltic eurozone state seeks to attract firms concerned that Brexit may bar them from the EU market.
Buratai visits troops of Operation LAFIYA DOLE
The Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Tukur Buratai, has embarked on operational visit of troops of Operation LAFIYA DOLE, as part of effort to enhance campaign against Boko Haram insurgents in the Northeast.
Pope vows Church will ‘never again’ ignore abuse accusations
Pope Francis vowed Friday that the Catholic Church will never again treat abuse allegations without “seriousness and promptness”, calling on abusers to hand themselves in to police.

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