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• CBN Gov. proposes N100b tax on mobile phone users • Ondo 2016: Who succeeds Mimiko • APC primary transparent, says Buhari • Corruption: EFCC, DSS slam travel ban on 15 judges • Troops kill suicide bomber • Shettima presents N10m to widow, children of Lt. Col. Ali • RMD rocks playboy stint in ‘Three Wise Men’ • Why Acting CJN? • FG confronts Niger Delta Avengers, other militants • Who benefits from Nigeria’s debts? • Is the Central Bank of Nigeria broke? • Again, the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway • ‘Cows without milk’: the urgency of Knowledge over Cultural economy • An American storm in a global teacup • Post-truth’ and the anti-globalization of the Right: reflections on language, bigotry and power • CHIDINMA drops ‘Fallen in Love’ video • Corruption fighting back? • Tension in Jada over plot to impose Atiku’s loyalist as District Head • Giroud strikes late to deny Man United • Respect your elders in the game, Uwua tells Siasia • Jegede arrives Ondo a...

The Chief of Army Staff, Lt.-Gen. Tukur Buratai, on Wednesday, said that judging by the current activities of the Boko Haram terrorists, 60 percent of them are not Nigerians. Buratai said this in Maiduguri when he received the Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General, Dr. Mohammed Ibn Chambas, at the headquarters of the Theatre Command of Operation Lafiya Dole at the Maimalari Cantonment. “Your Excellency, I want to bring to your attention that while the Boko Haram (insurgency) can be said to have started in Nigeria, by and large as at today, I can say that almost 60 per cent of the insurgents are from our neighbouring countries. “You can see that almost all of the recently surrendered insurgents are not Nigerians. This is a challenge that impacts more on the Nigerian side than the other countries. But by and large, our military is up to the task and we will continue to do our best to ensure that our country is secured,’’ Buratai said. He said that there was no doubt that the...

Trending on Instagram is a young woman named Byrione Wright, she is nine months pregnant and a mother of two kids. It was alleged that her boyfriend left her for another girl. Byrione who could not bear the lost of her baby Papa, posted a video of herself beating her big stomach with Hammer just to get even with her boyfriend. This woman was said to be living in Edgar with a Facebook name "Byrione Emonii'sMommy Wright" She seriously needs mental help as all she is doing is harming the unborn child. The young kids in her care should be taken away from her to a safer environment. All efforts to reach her has failed as she has deliberately stopped using her phone number. It was reported that she beats her stomach every night and sends the video to her estranged boyfriend who doesn't want her but wants the baby in her stomach. It would be nice ...

·          Charly Boy, others protest secrecy of National Assembly’s budget ·          Dignitaries wave final bye to Sultan Dasuki ·          NNPC’s cash calls debit hits $2.5b ·          Boko Haram kills another army officer in ambush ·          ‘CBN, SEC, PTDF, others didn’t remit N450b’ ·          Saraki, Dogara, others meet over MTEF, 2017 budget ·          Senate probes Custom’s declining revenue profile ·          USAID partners Chi Farms to empower farmers                                                         Se...

An Ogidi High Court in Anambra State yesterday witnessed chaos, when policemen from Zone 9 Umuahia stormed the court to arrest one Chief Okey Nwaforagu  who was standing trial over his two nephews who were shot dead last week by unknown persons. Two persons were killed last week at Okpuno, Abor Akauzor, Umusioma Village Nkpor, Idemili North Local Government Area in a beer parlour while another person was shot and currently receiving treatment in a hospital. The bereaved Nwaforagu whose two nephews, Chibuzor Ajaetu, popularly known as “Asa Ogbe,” a trader and Uzochukwu Ezeme, a vigilante operative, were shot dead last Wednesday, had gone to Ogidi High Court with Okpuno, Abor Akauzo Umusiome kinsmen, to attend to a pending case instituted against them, when the police from Umuahia arrived and attempted to bundle him to Umuahia. Youths from the area in the court resisted the arrest and disagreed with the police, insisting that they should first allow the completion of i...

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