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Thursday, 15 March 2018
2 Nigerian Students Arrested With N48m Worth Of Fake Drugs In Philippine
Nurse dragged to court by doctor over false rape allegations
Unang also accused the nurse of threatening to set his hospital ablaze if he failed to pay her the money within a reasonable time.
Adrian Mutu: Zlatan Ibrahimovic frozen out by Jose Mourinho
Ibrahimovic has been dogged by injuries this season, only recovering from the knee ligament damage that ended his 2016-17 campaign prematurely in November.
Court jails estate agent 1, 230 years for fraud
Three men sentenced to death for armed robbery, rape
A fourth accused, Oguntolu Oludare, got 10 years imprisonment for receiving stolen goods.
The judge, Adetokunbo Majekodumi, sentenced Abdulrasak Moshood, Sakiru Osunmuyiwa and Azeez Olonade to death.
My husband smells my underwear whenever I get home – Woman tells court
The court terminated the union after the petitioner, Mr. Gbeminiyi Adeyiga, 88, had insisted that he would no longer condone the infidelity of his wife, Sekinat.
Adeyiga had pleaded with the court to dissolve the marriage forthwith, citing his wife’s unbridled promiscuity, lack of care and battery.
FA: Pep Guardiola fined £20,000 for ignoring warnings over yellow ribbon
In addition to the fine, Guardiola was warned about his future conduct after repeated warnings about wearing the ribbon, which an Independent Commission concluded ‘clearly symbolised a political message’.
32 Killed In Kogi By Suspected ‘Herdsmen’ – Senator
The person representing Kogi East in the Senate, Atai Aidoko, has reported an onslaught by suspected ‘Fulani herdsmen’ which, he said, claimed 32 lives in two local governments in Kogi State to the Senate.
Mr. Aidoko said 20 people were killed in Dekina Local Government Area, 12 in Omala while another five were maimed in the two areas.
Mr. Aidoko said 20 people were killed in Dekina Local Government Area, 12 in Omala while another five were maimed in the two areas.
President Buhari inaugurates N50bn Sugar factory in Niger
President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday opened the N50bn Sunti Golden Sugar Estate in Mokwa Local Government Area of Niger State.
Addressing guests at the inauguration, Buhari called on private investors in the country to partner with the government in creating investment opportunities.
Addressing guests at the inauguration, Buhari called on private investors in the country to partner with the government in creating investment opportunities.
We won’t address Fayemi as ‘honourable minister,’ Reps vow
The House of Representatives resolved on Thursday that having passed a vote of no confidence in the Minister of Mines and Steel Development, Dr. Kayode Fayemi, it would no longer accord him the recognition of addressing him as ‘honorable minister.”
The lawmakers also noted that in other climes, passing a vote of no confidence in a minister was enough grounds for the President to sack him, adding that the House did not need to stress it.
The lawmakers also noted that in other climes, passing a vote of no confidence in a minister was enough grounds for the President to sack him, adding that the House did not need to stress it.
Senate decries killings in the country
The Senate on Thursday decried spate of violence in the country and urged the Federal Government to deploy security agencies to Kogi to forestall alleged killing of people by suspected herdsmen.
Specifically, the upper chamber said that the security machinery should be sent to Omale and Dekina Local Government Areas in the state.
Specifically, the upper chamber said that the security machinery should be sent to Omale and Dekina Local Government Areas in the state.
Reps order probe into N20trn unremitted stamp duties
The House of Representatives has ordered an investigation into the N20tn said to have been collected as stamp duty between April 2013 and March 2017, but which was not remitted to the Consolidated Revenue Fund of the Federation.
The House said the money was held by the receiving banks, which had failed to remit it through the Nigeria Inter-Bank Settlement System.
The House said the money was held by the receiving banks, which had failed to remit it through the Nigeria Inter-Bank Settlement System.
Chief Justice Sacked Over Birth Date Forgery
According to media reports, Parajuli apparently turned 65 several months ago.
Parajuli, who succeeded Nepal’s first female chief justice eight month ago, accused the country’s leading newspaper of contempt of court in February after the daily published a report detailing a birth date discrepancy in his academic records.
Man impregnates his 14 years old daughter in Ikotun, arrested
The incident happened at Onitire Avenue in Abaranje area of Ikotun, Lagos.
The daughter has now given birth to a girl and they were brought before the Ikeja Magistrates court when Johnson was arraigned on Wednesday.
I will do anything to leave Nigeria – Stowaway says
The Comptroller, Nigeria Immigration Service, Lagos Seaports and Marine Command, Modupe Anyalechi, said five of the suspects were discovered on Sunday inside the rudder truck of MV MSC PAOLA by some immigration officers who rummaged the vessel at fairway buoy, around six nautical miles to finger jetty, Apapa Port.
Landlords in Ekiti protest against electricity ‘crazy bills’
Acting under the aegis of Ado Ekiti Landlords and Ladies Electricity Consumers Association of Nigeria (ALLECA), the protesters took over Ado-Ikere Road, accusing the distribution company (DISCO) of ripping them off.
NJC sacks suspended Abia CJs, to probe Supreme Court judge, others
The National Judicial Council said on Thursday that it had recommended the earlier suspended Chief Judge of Abia State, Justice Theresa Uzokwe, and Justice Obisike Oji, who had a brief stint as the Acting Chief Judge of the state for compulsory retirement.
The NJC also said in a statement by its Director, Information, Mr. Soji Oye, that it had set up committees to probe an unnamed Justice of the Supreme Court and Chief Judges of two states.
Death Penalty For Cultists And Kidnappers In Rivers As Wike Signs 3 Bills Into Law
Factory Worker ‘Rapes’ Colleague At Knife-Point
The Police in Lagos yesterday arraigned a 21-year-old factory worker, Timothy Nwaokema, at an Ikeja Magistrates’ Court for allegedly raping his co-worker at knife-point.
The accused is standing trial before Magistrate B.O Osunsanya, on a charge of rape, to which he pleaded ‘not guilty’.
The accused is standing trial before Magistrate B.O Osunsanya, on a charge of rape, to which he pleaded ‘not guilty’.
Barcelona's Andres Iniesta considering move to China
The 33-year-old came through the youth system at Barca, has made over 400 appearances for the club and signed a “lifetime contract” with the club in October.
Nigeria retains 52nd position in latest FIFA rankings
Nigeria had 609 points , two points below Cameroon that is 51st in the world.
President Buhari’s visit renewed our hopes – Dapchi parents
Some parents of the abducted Dapchi schoolgirls on Thursday said President Muhammadu Buhari’s visit to Dapchi had given them more assurance of rescuing the girls safely.
Malam Bashir Manzo, Chairman of the Abducted Girls Parents Association, in Dapchi that the visit was a true sympathy full of assurances to the parents.
Malam Bashir Manzo, Chairman of the Abducted Girls Parents Association, in Dapchi that the visit was a true sympathy full of assurances to the parents.
Court Restraining On Electoral Act Amendment: Senate To Write CJN To Respect Principle Of Separation Of Powers
Malam Bashir Manzo, Chairman of the Abducted Girls Parents Association, in Dapchi that the visit was a true sympathy full of assurances to the parents.
If Iran Gets Nuclear Bomb, Saudi Arabia Will Follow Suit, Says Crown Prince
Likening Iran’s leader to Hitler, Saudi Arabia’s crown prince warns in a US television interview that if Tehran gets a nuclear weapon, his country will follow suit.
Niger Delta Group Rejects Gen Boroh's Sack, Ask President Buhari to Caution NSA
An advocacy group, the Niger Delta Youths Movement (NDYM) has reacted to the sack of the former Special Adviser to President Muhammadu Buhari on Niger Delta Affairs and Coordinator of the Presidential Amnesty Program, Brigadier General Paul Boroh Rtd.
The group in a statement signed by its Spokesman, Comrade Ebitare Pere said they are not satisfied with the way Gen Boroh was sacked; siting what they described as "procedural loopholes" in the sack.
The group in a statement signed by its Spokesman, Comrade Ebitare Pere said they are not satisfied with the way Gen Boroh was sacked; siting what they described as "procedural loopholes" in the sack.
My husband smells my underwear whenever I get home - woman tells court
An Ikorodu Customary Court in Lagos on Thursday dissolved a 30-year-marriage over alleged promiscuity.
The court terminated the union after the petitioner, Mr. Gbeminiyi Adeyiga, 88, had insisted that he would no longer condone the infidelity of his wife, Sekinat.
Adeyiga had pleaded with the court to dissolve the marriage forthwith, citing his wife’s unbridled promiscuity, lack of care and battery.
Emirates crew member jumps out of plane
The Flight – EK 730 had just delivered passengers to Entebbe on Wednesday and was preparing to load others passengers for Dubai when the incident happened.
NERC to enforce new metering rule from April
It was gathered that the country’s metering gap had increased to about 4.74 million, as power consumers welcomed the new policy, describing it as a panacea for meter unavailability.
UK, US, France, Germany Condemn Spy Attack In Rare Joint Statement
In a rare joint statement, US President Donald Trump, French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and British Prime Minister Theresa May say “there is no plausible alternative explanation” to Russian responsibility in the March 4 attack in England.
GTB posts N200b profit, to pay N79.5b dividend
50 Cent’s ‘Power’ renewed for sixth season
‘Power’, the hit television show produced by Curtis ’50 Cent’ Jackson, has been renewed for a sixth season.
Carmi Zlotnik, Starz president of programming, confirmed the renewal of the show.
“As Power wraps production on season five, we want to acknowledge and thank our spectacular Power team for producing another great season,” he said.
‘We’ll retaliate’ — Russia threatens Britain over expulsion of diplomats
Russian government, through its foreign ministry, has accused the British government of using one-sided and non-transparent methods to investigate the attempted murder of Sergei Skipal, a former Russian spy and has threatened to retaliate.
Britain had earlier expelled 23 Russian diplomats from the UK.
Nigerians are getting happier — according to world happiness index
Nigerians are happier than they were between 2014 and 2016, according to the World Happiness Report released by the United Nations on Wednesday.
The World Happiness Report measures “subjective well-being” – how happy the people are, and why.
The UN agency had ranked Nigerians the 95th happiest people in the world in 2017, based on its statistics gathered between 2014 and 2016.
Google pulls down 3.2b violating adverts, pays publishers $12.6 billion
Search giant, Google pulled down 3.2 billion adverts that violated its advertising and publishers policies in 2017, in Nigeria and other part of the world. The firm said it paid publishers $12.6 billion in the year under review.
According to Google, that was more than 100 bad adverts per second! By this move, the technology company said it was able to block the majority of bad adverts experiences, like malvertising and phishing scams, before the scams impacted people. Google said it took specific actions against violating adverts involved in scraping; tabloid cloaking; malicious activity; malware and trick to click formats.
Woman who shot boyfriend dead to make viral video jailed 6 months
A judge in the US state of Minnesota sentenced a YouTube prankster to six months in prison Wednesday for fatally shooting her boyfriend in a botched video stunt they hoped would go viral.
Monalisa Perez, a 20-year-old mother of two children, believed her boyfriend Pedro Ruiz would be shielded by a thick book as she shot him at close range last June in front of onlookers.
Suicide Bombers Struck Maiduguri AGAIN
Scores of people are feared dead, following a suicide bomb attack and multiple explosions in Maiduguri LAST NIGHT. A member of the Civilian Joint Task Force (CJTF) told SaharaReporters that the explosions occurred at about 8.33pm in Allahkanti behind Giwa barracks area of the Borno State capital.
Roberto Carlos to visit Nigeria for Real Madrid Foundation inauguration
Yomi Umar, Head of the Real Madrid Foundation Football School and Clinics, Nigeria, disclosed this during a visit to the Minister of Youths and Sports, Solomon Dalung, on Wednesday in Abuja.
Mikel, Iwobi, Onazi among seven important Eagles World Cup stars
Of the seven players, the German tactician mentioned, five, including Obi Mikel, Victor Moses, Alex Iwobi, William Troost-Ekong and Ahmed Musa, are currently playing for or have represented English clubs.
Photos: Muslim groups protest National Assembly’s decision to stop public hearing on Hijab-wearing law school graduate, Amasa Firdus
The House committee cancelled the public hearing following an injunction it received from a high court directing it to stay action.
The public hearing, which was scheduled to hold at Room 236 of the House of Representatives Wing, was cancelled immediately after the Chairman of the Committee, Rasak Atunwa, announced that the Committee had received an interlocutory injunction from a High Court restraining it from proceeding with the hearing.
Man gets stuck inside married woman, loses manhood
According to reports, the couple died five days after the man’s penis got stuck inside the woman’s vagina.
Residents panic as hoodlums kill UNILAG worker, undergraduate
Residents of Abule Ijesha community, Yaba, Lagos State, say the neighbourhood is not safe until the police arrest hoodlums who killed a senior member of staff of the University of Lagos, Akoka, and a final year student of the institution.
They claimed that the mastermind of the crime was a drug dealer known to the police and demanded that he and his accomplices be apprehended and prosecuted.
They claimed that the mastermind of the crime was a drug dealer known to the police and demanded that he and his accomplices be apprehended and prosecuted.
Some Manchester United players ‘were hiding’ against Sevilla - Romelu Lukaku
Romelu Lukaku has said some of his Manchester United teammate “were hiding” after the Champions League round-of-16 second leg defeat to Sevilla because of the disappointment.
The 2-1 loss at Old Trafford knocked United out of the competition, and the Belgian striker, who scored his side’s only goal, added that not enough was done to ensure their progression to the quarterfinals.
18-Year Old Commits Suicide Over UTME Score
A university admission-seeker simply identified as Loveth has reportedly committed suicide in Ekiugbo, Ughelli North local government area of Delta State.
Loveth, who was said to be displeased with the 163 mark she garnered in the ongoing Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), was found dead at her home yesterday morning.
Loveth, who was said to be displeased with the 163 mark she garnered in the ongoing Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), was found dead at her home yesterday morning.
8 APC govs gag National Assembly over elections sequence bill – PDP
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has alleged that the All Progressives Congress (APC) has constituted eight governors to gag the National Assembly not to veto President Muhammadu Buhari’s refusal to assent to the amended Electoral Act by the National Assembly.
The party also said Nigerians will resist any attempt by the APC to rig the 2019 general elections because the party has failed woefully.
Gun-carrying club owner faces disciplinary charges as FIFA arrives
He had stormed onto the pitch with what appeared to be a handgun on his waist.
Tanzania’s Former Leader Shows The ‘Beauty Of Life After Presidency’
Kikwete recently posted pictures of the simplicity of life after the Presidency.
‘This Type Of Player, Lionel Messi Is Born In 50 Years’, Says Chelsea Coach After Champions League Exit
“When you have the opportunity to make a great compliment to Messi at the end of the game, I think it’s right,” Conte said.
Photos: LAG Buses, Evacuation Trucks, Goods Worth Millions, All Destroyed By Olusosun Sudden Fire
At Least ten Lagos State LAGBUS vehicles, four refuse evacuation trucks and millions of naira worth of goods stored in warehouses around Olusosun dump site in Ojota, Lagos has been destroyed in a sudden outbreak of fire that occured yesterday. Many motorists and commuters in the area were also affected as they were held in traffic as thick smoke billowed into the sky from the landfill. More photos...
Soldiers arrest 7 people as villagers and herdsmen clash in Plateau state
As troops moved in to settle the dispute, the herdsmen opened fire on troops convoy. 2 soldiers paid the supreme price. 7 suspects were arrested in connection with the clashes. While conducting a search, troops discovered 23 dead bodies at Mararaba Dare shortly before Rafiki Village and many civilians were wounded.
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