Mexico joins countries banning cell phones in schools
LASHMA-AID saves 110 lives in six months — Zamba
Policemen assault Vanguard drivers in Rivers; apologise with N1,500
MASECA to tackle Niger Delta crisis, create 50,000 jobs
Ikeja Electric task customers on payment of bills
Nigeria PS frees, empowers 5 inmates in Ebonyi
Breast cancer surgery fallout: Husband abandons wife in hospital over bill
Corruption undermines nations’ prosperity —Lagarde, IMF boss
EKEUKWU MARKET: Owerri indigenes report Okorocha to ancestors
We’ll fast-track solutions to recession – Buhari
20 ex-militants graduate from institute in Delta
It is immoral for PDP to field guber candidate — Obaseki
Group urges FG to release probe report on suspended PTAD boss
FLOOD: Okwagbe begs Okowa to help Ukpedi community

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Abduction of Lagos 4: Residents desert homes
LAGOS—There is tension in Isheri area of Lagos State, where four residents of Lekki Gardens were, weekend, abducted by eight masked men in military camouflage, as some residents have deserted their homes for fear of possible invasion by the kidnappers.
APC crises: Today is D-Day in Kogi, Ondo, Delta
LAGOS— The unfolding crisis in All Progressives Congress, APC, is set to deepen from today as factional crises that have bestirred the national and many state chapters are reignited in at least three states.
Army visits victim of stray bullet in hospital
Nine Army personnel from the 65 Battalion, Bonny Camp, Victoria Island, Lagos, yesterday, visited the Igando General Hospital to see the man hit by a stray bullet from a soldier attached to Operation Awatse last Thursday in Ijegun area of Lagos.
Economic crisis: We’re suffering as ministers, political appointees —Buhari’s aide
ABUJA — Following the unprecedented hardship in the land, Special Adviser to President Muhammadu Buhari on Political Matters, Senator Babafemi Ojudu, has said this was not the best time to serve in government, noting that officials of the present administration were suffering in their exalted offices.
Case on dog named Buhari adjourned till Nov 21
The Chief Magistrate’s Court, Ota, Ogun State, yesterday, adjourned till November 21 to hear the application filed by Mr. Joachim Iroko, the man charged to court for naming his dog Buhari, challenging the jurisdiction of the court to hear the case.

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