PPPRA says No going back on fuel subsidy removal

The Federal Government says it has not reversed its decision to remove subsidy on Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) popularly called petrol. In a statement released by the Executive Secretary of the Petroleum Pricing Regulatory Agency (PPPRA), Sotonye Iyoyo, the agency stated that contrary to media reports, what still exists is Price Modulation Policy, through which it considers and reviews pump price of PMS quarterly.

SPECULATIONS::Blac Chyna about to become a Kardashian (or is it a prank?)...LOL

The entire Kardashian/Jenner Clan are currently on a secret vacation planned by their matriarch Kris Jenner. Even Scott, Kanye & Tyga are on the trip. Now Blac Chyna shared a photo of herself with her boyfriend Robert Kardashian Jnr, with a sparkling ring on her finger and wrote Yes, like...maybe they are engaged? She wants to give the Kardashians a heart attack? Lol.

WIZARD Caught:: Man who turned into a cockroach at night got caught in a rim when he woke up (see photos)

According to the FB user who shared the photos, this incident allegedly happened in Cameroon. Some people need some education, to be honest. So here's what they are alleging. That the man went to sleep the night before after he turned himself into a cockroach or a small animal and hid himself in a truck rim...but forgot to wake at dawn. That he turned to his human form after forgetting where he hid himself the night before and got stuck in this rim. Now, he's being labeled a wizard.

Lionel Messi presents statement denying tax evasion claims, prepares for legal action

World Footballer of the Year, Lionel Messi has ordered his legal team to pursue legal action against Panama Papers after they accused him of seeking refuge in Panama's tax haven, claims Messi's camp has dismissed as “false and libelous.”

The Panama Report reported that the Barcelona star used Panamanian company. Mega Star Enterprises to avoid paying tax on image rights deals.

15 B’Haram fighters killed by Troops to rescue 275 captives..(THUMBS UP)

Troops of the 152 Task Force Battalion and the Sector 1 of the Multinational Joint Task Force killed no fewer than 15 suspected Boko Haram fighters in raids on a number of Borno State villages on Sunday.

The military also rescued 275 hostages from the captivity of the militant sect.

The Acting Director, Army Public Relations, Col. Sani Usman, said in a statement on Monday that the hostages were rescued during a joint operation by the troops at Madawaya, Jere, Kardile, Koujili, Ngenere, Maksamari, Douse, Bembem, Zombulum and Taraji villages.

Deadline to publish National Assembly budget details,Denied by Senate

The Senate on Monday denied that the Senate President, Bukola Saraki, gave a deadline recently for the publication of the details of the National Assembly budget.

The upper chamber, however, pledged that the details of the N115bn allocation for the federal parliament would be included in the 2016 budget details being worked upon by the appropriation committees of the two chambers.

The Chairman, Senate Committee on Media and Public Affairs, Senator Sabi Abdullahi, told journalists in Abuja that the current leadership of the red chamber would always carry Nigerians along in its activities.

Abdullahi stated, “I am not aware of any promise made by the President of the Senate on a specific date for the publication of the National Assembly budget details.

Kwara State workers, pensioners’ verification has began

The Kwara State Government has commenced physical verification of workers and pensioners in the state and those of the 16 local government areas.

According to a statement on Monday by the Chief Press Secretary to the Kwara State Governor, Alhaji Abdulwahab Oba, the exercise, which started in Ilorin West Local Government secretariat, featured biometric data capturing, verification of documents and data forms of the local government workers and LG pensioners.

NIS recruits that where sacked protest and demand reinstatement

Some applicants, who were recruited by the Nigeria Immigration Service in February 2015 and subsequently sacked while undergoing training, protested their sacking by the Federal Government on Monday in Abuja.

The candidates, who protested at the Ministry of Interior with placards and banners, demanded their reinstatement into the NIS.