Panic As Robbers Raid Wema Bank, Hijack ATM, Kill Two

Two people have reportedly been killed at a branch of Wema Bank in Ibokun, Oriade local government area of Osun state, following a bloody raid by well armed robbers.

The robbers who came armed-to-the-teeth, invaded the bank, killing a guard and a resident of the town.

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Group Lambasts Buhari Over Anti-Corruption War

President Muhammadu Buhari has come under heavy criticism from a group identified as Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Frontier for Justices.

The group in a statement issued on Thursday, December 17, after its meeting in Abuja, lambasted Buhari and the All Progressives Congress (APC), for their fight against corruption.

The group accused the President of “selective justice” in the prosecution of the war on corruption.

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2016 Budget: Buhari Calls Off FEC Meeting At Last Minute

The emergency meeting of the Federal Executive Council which was summoned by President Muhammadu Buhari to consider the 2016 Budget has been postponed.

Buhari postponed the meeting at the last minute on Friday, December 18, The Punch reports.

The meeting had been scheduled for 10am at the Presidential Villa, Abuja and the ministers had arrived at the venue.

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Job @... U.S. Embassy - Foreign Service National Investigator FSN-08/FP-6 Needed

Employer: U.S. Embassy

The Compnay
The U.S. Consulate in Lagos is seeking to employ a suitable and qualified candidate for the position  below in  the Regional Security Office (RSO):

Job Title: Foreign Service National Investigator FSN-08/FP-6

Location: Lagos
Work Hours: Full-time; 40 hours/week

Basic Function of the Position:

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N1.04 trn fine: MTN Refuses to Pay, Threatens Court Action

MTN Nigeria has finally concluded it would not pay the N1.04 trn fine, the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC imposed on it, for its failure to disengage about 5.1 million improperly registered subscribers on its network in August and September 2015 and

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House Of Rep Invetigates Fund Management In Obasanjo's Tenure

The House of Representatives has started investigations into how a $5m grant given to the Lake Chad Basin Commission during the administration of former president Olusegun Obasanjo was spent.

The Punch reports that the House on Thursday, December 17, noted that the money was meant to carry out study on how to direct rivers to the lake but nothing came out of it.

Mr Ahmed Abu, a member of the House, said the office of the auditor-general of the federation released a report in October that showed that the fund was not used.

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