News Jagaban

The topsy-turvy politics of Britain’s endlessly unpredictable summer took another stunning twist on Monday, with the selection by default of a prime minister who had advocated staying in the European Union but will now come under immediate pressure to fulfill her promise to lead the nation’s exit.

A senior police officer has confirmed that over 20 persons were injured and homes of two pastors burnt during a clash between members of the Assemblies of God Church in Kaduna State on Sunday morning.

Power firms are pushing for a fresh 100 percent increase in electricity tariff, the second in six months, investigations have shown.

There was a rowdy session on the floor of the House of Representatives today following the debate on a bill that seeks to grant immunity for the presiding officers of the National Assembly.

The Federal Government on Tuesday appointed Hadiza Bala-Usman as Managing Director of the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA). The information is contained in a statement signed by the Director of Press, Federal Ministry of Transportation, Yetunde Sonaike, in Abuja.

D uring the plenary session on Tuesday, July 12,  senators ma de their threats about the president known, over the Senate forgery allegations scandal. Saharareporters reported that Senator Dino Melaye allegedly threatened to beat up Remi Tinubu, wife of the Bola Tinubu, the national leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC).  Their anger stems from the proposed trial of the Senate leadership over forgery, a case for which Senate president, Bukola Saraki; his deputy, Ike Ekweremadu, and other officers were recently charged to court.

  A drunk police officer was caught on camera sleeping on the floor at a bus stop in Lagos state. According to Francis City Pulse Adebayo who posted the pictures on Facebook,  the officer who was dressed in a T-Shirt with the logo, ‘Gallant Mopol’, had just vomited while people gathered to watch the show of shame.

Dogara who spoke with journalists at the weekend in Lagos, said monies running into billions of naira have been recovered buried in farmlands in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.

Residents in the area are pointing accusing fingers on the new church located close to the scene. One of those who were at the scene described the act as “wicked and the most inhuman action I have seen in my entire life.” 

Perhaps, due to the fact that it is often elusive for a lot of women, faking an orgasm is actually a common sexual issue. Depending on the woman, there are a few reasons why some will choose to pretend to have an orgasm, when in actuality, they did not. According to some studies, however, these are the four basic reasons women fake it.

The Ekiti state government has disclosed that it will begin the part payment of workers salary from the N1.3bn federal government loan. The Ekiti commissioner for Information, Lanre Ogunsuyi told the Punch that workers will be paid this week because that is topmost priority of the Fayose administration.

Contrary to claims by resurgent militant group, Niger Delta Avengers that it had blown up its facilities, Exxon Mobil Corp said on Tuesday that no attacks took place on its facilities. “There were no attacks on our facilities,” said Exxon Mobil spokesman Todd Spitler.

Detained Senator Iyiola Omisore is under pressure to name the beneficiaries of the N60b “budget padding” in the Sixth Assembly, following documents discovered when EFCC searched his house.