*SOME NIGERIAN NEWSPAPER HEADLINES+, 12/05/2025*
Mass failure: UTME candidates to sue JAMB over technical glitches
Viral video: Nigerians dare EFCC to arrest Tompolo over alleged Naira abuse
2027: I’ll campaign with Oluremi Tinubu — Patience Jonathan
PDP govs, NWC, others in crucial meeting ahead of NEC meeting
I’m not desperate to return as Rivers gov – Fubara
Lagos council polls: 10 APC women to contest in July
Amokachi urges Osimhen to make EPL Move
Zelensky announces May 15 Russia-Ukraine peace talks in Istanbul
Nigeria, others affected as UK clamps down on care worker visas
Our country a home, not hotel, Badenoch decries UK immigration crisis
FG rescue 78 trafficked victims in Cote D Ivoire
Japa: Many Nigerians are suffering high-level frustration abroad – Immigration lawyer
Tinubu receives lifetime Africa achievement prize in Ghana
--------------------------
*DID YOU KNOW?*
* Caffeine is the most commonly consumed psychoactive substance globally. It stimulates your central nervous system as well as your muscles, heart, and other parts of your body that help control blood. Caffeine works by blocking adenosine, the neurotransmitter that tells your brain it’s tired.
* In Japan, chefs have to train for over two years in order to qualify to serve pufferfish, a delicacy, which if prepared wrong, can kill the person eating it.
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Tinubu to get Ogoni crude exploration resumption report
Tinubu celebrates business tycoon Eludoyin at 77
South-South commission’s MD not Akpabio’s daughter, says Senate
Speaker Abbas loses mother-in-law
Supreme Court holds valedictory session for late justice Ogwuegbu May 14
Rivers emergency rule: FG taps ex-AGF, 11 SANs as Supreme Court battle looms
Court orders EFCC to return $20,000 seized from acquitted defendant
Court orders FG to release gas flaring data
Troops recover 591,000 litres of stolen products in Niger Delta
NSCDC seals illegal refinery, seizes petroleum products in Anambra
Soldiers arrest two notorious gunrunners in Plateau
Over 80 Army captains begin promotion exam today
NDLEA arrests Iran-bound woman with cocaine in private part, stomach, bag at PH airport
FG moves to unlock N23tn pension funds for national development
FG, states add N57tn to debt in 18 months
FG makes U-turn, endorses Senate security summit
Nigeria’s airports below global standards, FG to upgrade MMIA — Keyamo
FG promises December completion of Akure-Ikere road
LP Crisis: INEC keeps factions in suspense
CBN earns N3.1bn interest on FG’s ways and means
NIMC raises fees for NIN data modification services
NPA refutes multi-billion Naira fraud allegations
‘Nigeria First’ policy will boost local goods patronage – NASENI
FG’s PPP garment factories ready to dress paramilitary nationwide – ICRC
First Lady inaugurates 100-bed mother and child centre in Imo
ASUU slams Nigeria’s institutional weaknesses, corruption in governance
CIBN to hold annual general meeting
Four million cattle, 50,000 lives lost to northern violence – Miyetti Allah
Southern Kaduna professors hail Tinubu, Sani for boosting development
Falana demands probe of alleged diversion of $3.4bn IMF loan
DJs unveils championship with NCC backing
Air Peace jet hits antelope at Asaba airport, NCAA clarifies delays
Enugu Air, CNG buses, transport terminals to take off this month
AGRA, Nestlé, TechnoServe unveil $1m climate-smart agric project
Access Bank rewards customers with over N6.6bn
Dangote tackles marketers, insists on capacity to meet fuel demand
Nigeria, Africa can work if we tackle corruption, rascality in governance – Obi
Saraki chairs PDP govs’ seven-member reconciliation committee
Hajj: Sanwo-Olu promises 1,432 Lagos pilgrims robust welfare package
Bauchi governor inaugurates committee to curb farmer-herder clashes
Governor Sani raises alarm over rising drug abuse among youths in northwest
Aiyedatiwa, Makinde, Bamidele hail Afenifere leader Fasoranti at 99
Oborevwori, Diri bag doctorate degrees at Nigerian Maritime University convocation
Lagos to become year-round tourism destination – Commissioner
A’Ibom advocates N5bn monthly federal allocation to boost tourism
Ekiti warns contractors against project delay
Joining Army not death sentence, LASG tells youths
LASBCA removes Ikeja shanties over security threats
Itsekiri are Yoruba descendants, says Alaafin
Ladoja to chair 2025 world egungun festival
Bello Turji’s threats force residents to flee Sokoto communities
Police arrest 17 over killing of two Bayelsa varsity graduates
Man arrested for defiling 12-year-old girl in Lagos
20-ft container falls, kills two dispatch riders in Lagos
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*TODAY IN HISTORY*
* On this day in 2006, a pipeline explosion in the fishing village of Inagbe Beach, near Lagos, Nigeria, killed over 250 people and displaced 276,000 people. The blast occurred when a truck rammed into a gas processing plant near a vandalized petroleum gas pipeline.
* On this day in 2008, a massive earthquake rocked China. The magnitude 7.9 quake left some 69,000 people dead, 18,000 missing, and 4.8 million homeless. It was the deadliest earthquake in China since 1976 when the Tangshan earthquake killed over 240,000 people.
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Don’t be afraid of silly ideas. – Paul Arden
Good morning
*Compiled by Hon. Osuji George osujis@yahoo.com, +234-8122200446*
Mass failure: UTME candidates to sue JAMB over technical glitches
Viral video: Nigerians dare EFCC to arrest Tompolo over alleged Naira abuse
2027: I’ll campaign with Oluremi Tinubu — Patience Jonathan
PDP govs, NWC, others in crucial meeting ahead of NEC meeting
I’m not desperate to return as Rivers gov – Fubara
Lagos council polls: 10 APC women to contest in July
Amokachi urges Osimhen to make EPL Move
Zelensky announces May 15 Russia-Ukraine peace talks in Istanbul
Nigeria, others affected as UK clamps down on care worker visas
Our country a home, not hotel, Badenoch decries UK immigration crisis
FG rescue 78 trafficked victims in Cote D Ivoire
Japa: Many Nigerians are suffering high-level frustration abroad – Immigration lawyer
Tinubu receives lifetime Africa achievement prize in Ghana
--------------------------
*DID YOU KNOW?*
* Caffeine is the most commonly consumed psychoactive substance globally. It stimulates your central nervous system as well as your muscles, heart, and other parts of your body that help control blood. Caffeine works by blocking adenosine, the neurotransmitter that tells your brain it’s tired.
* In Japan, chefs have to train for over two years in order to qualify to serve pufferfish, a delicacy, which if prepared wrong, can kill the person eating it.
--------------------------
Tinubu to get Ogoni crude exploration resumption report
Tinubu celebrates business tycoon Eludoyin at 77
South-South commission’s MD not Akpabio’s daughter, says Senate
Speaker Abbas loses mother-in-law
Supreme Court holds valedictory session for late justice Ogwuegbu May 14
Rivers emergency rule: FG taps ex-AGF, 11 SANs as Supreme Court battle looms
Court orders EFCC to return $20,000 seized from acquitted defendant
Court orders FG to release gas flaring data
Troops recover 591,000 litres of stolen products in Niger Delta
NSCDC seals illegal refinery, seizes petroleum products in Anambra
Soldiers arrest two notorious gunrunners in Plateau
Over 80 Army captains begin promotion exam today
NDLEA arrests Iran-bound woman with cocaine in private part, stomach, bag at PH airport
FG moves to unlock N23tn pension funds for national development
FG, states add N57tn to debt in 18 months
FG makes U-turn, endorses Senate security summit
Nigeria’s airports below global standards, FG to upgrade MMIA — Keyamo
FG promises December completion of Akure-Ikere road
LP Crisis: INEC keeps factions in suspense
CBN earns N3.1bn interest on FG’s ways and means
NIMC raises fees for NIN data modification services
NPA refutes multi-billion Naira fraud allegations
‘Nigeria First’ policy will boost local goods patronage – NASENI
FG’s PPP garment factories ready to dress paramilitary nationwide – ICRC
First Lady inaugurates 100-bed mother and child centre in Imo
ASUU slams Nigeria’s institutional weaknesses, corruption in governance
CIBN to hold annual general meeting
Four million cattle, 50,000 lives lost to northern violence – Miyetti Allah
Southern Kaduna professors hail Tinubu, Sani for boosting development
Falana demands probe of alleged diversion of $3.4bn IMF loan
DJs unveils championship with NCC backing
Air Peace jet hits antelope at Asaba airport, NCAA clarifies delays
Enugu Air, CNG buses, transport terminals to take off this month
AGRA, Nestlé, TechnoServe unveil $1m climate-smart agric project
Access Bank rewards customers with over N6.6bn
Dangote tackles marketers, insists on capacity to meet fuel demand
Nigeria, Africa can work if we tackle corruption, rascality in governance – Obi
Saraki chairs PDP govs’ seven-member reconciliation committee
Hajj: Sanwo-Olu promises 1,432 Lagos pilgrims robust welfare package
Bauchi governor inaugurates committee to curb farmer-herder clashes
Governor Sani raises alarm over rising drug abuse among youths in northwest
Aiyedatiwa, Makinde, Bamidele hail Afenifere leader Fasoranti at 99
Oborevwori, Diri bag doctorate degrees at Nigerian Maritime University convocation
Lagos to become year-round tourism destination – Commissioner
A’Ibom advocates N5bn monthly federal allocation to boost tourism
Ekiti warns contractors against project delay
Joining Army not death sentence, LASG tells youths
LASBCA removes Ikeja shanties over security threats
Itsekiri are Yoruba descendants, says Alaafin
Ladoja to chair 2025 world egungun festival
Bello Turji’s threats force residents to flee Sokoto communities
Police arrest 17 over killing of two Bayelsa varsity graduates
Man arrested for defiling 12-year-old girl in Lagos
20-ft container falls, kills two dispatch riders in Lagos
--------------------------
*TODAY IN HISTORY*
* On this day in 2006, a pipeline explosion in the fishing village of Inagbe Beach, near Lagos, Nigeria, killed over 250 people and displaced 276,000 people. The blast occurred when a truck rammed into a gas processing plant near a vandalized petroleum gas pipeline.
* On this day in 2008, a massive earthquake rocked China. The magnitude 7.9 quake left some 69,000 people dead, 18,000 missing, and 4.8 million homeless. It was the deadliest earthquake in China since 1976 when the Tangshan earthquake killed over 240,000 people.
--------------------------
Don’t be afraid of silly ideas. – Paul Arden
Good morning
*Compiled by Hon. Osuji George osujis@yahoo.com, +234-8122200446*
*SOME NIGERIAN NEWSPAPER HEADLINES+, 12/05/2025*
Mass failure: UTME candidates to sue JAMB over technical glitches
Viral video: Nigerians dare EFCC to arrest Tompolo over alleged Naira abuse
2027: I’ll campaign with Oluremi Tinubu — Patience Jonathan
PDP govs, NWC, others in crucial meeting ahead of NEC meeting
I’m not desperate to return as Rivers gov – Fubara
Lagos council polls: 10 APC women to contest in July
Amokachi urges Osimhen to make EPL Move
Zelensky announces May 15 Russia-Ukraine peace talks in Istanbul
Nigeria, others affected as UK clamps down on care worker visas
Our country a home, not hotel, Badenoch decries UK immigration crisis
FG rescue 78 trafficked victims in Cote D Ivoire
Japa: Many Nigerians are suffering high-level frustration abroad – Immigration lawyer
Tinubu receives lifetime Africa achievement prize in Ghana
--------------------------
*DID YOU KNOW?*
* Caffeine is the most commonly consumed psychoactive substance globally. It stimulates your central nervous system as well as your muscles, heart, and other parts of your body that help control blood. Caffeine works by blocking adenosine, the neurotransmitter that tells your brain it’s tired.
* In Japan, chefs have to train for over two years in order to qualify to serve pufferfish, a delicacy, which if prepared wrong, can kill the person eating it.
--------------------------
Tinubu to get Ogoni crude exploration resumption report
Tinubu celebrates business tycoon Eludoyin at 77
South-South commission’s MD not Akpabio’s daughter, says Senate
Speaker Abbas loses mother-in-law
Supreme Court holds valedictory session for late justice Ogwuegbu May 14
Rivers emergency rule: FG taps ex-AGF, 11 SANs as Supreme Court battle looms
Court orders EFCC to return $20,000 seized from acquitted defendant
Court orders FG to release gas flaring data
Troops recover 591,000 litres of stolen products in Niger Delta
NSCDC seals illegal refinery, seizes petroleum products in Anambra
Soldiers arrest two notorious gunrunners in Plateau
Over 80 Army captains begin promotion exam today
NDLEA arrests Iran-bound woman with cocaine in private part, stomach, bag at PH airport
FG moves to unlock N23tn pension funds for national development
FG, states add N57tn to debt in 18 months
FG makes U-turn, endorses Senate security summit
Nigeria’s airports below global standards, FG to upgrade MMIA — Keyamo
FG promises December completion of Akure-Ikere road
LP Crisis: INEC keeps factions in suspense
CBN earns N3.1bn interest on FG’s ways and means
NIMC raises fees for NIN data modification services
NPA refutes multi-billion Naira fraud allegations
‘Nigeria First’ policy will boost local goods patronage – NASENI
FG’s PPP garment factories ready to dress paramilitary nationwide – ICRC
First Lady inaugurates 100-bed mother and child centre in Imo
ASUU slams Nigeria’s institutional weaknesses, corruption in governance
CIBN to hold annual general meeting
Four million cattle, 50,000 lives lost to northern violence – Miyetti Allah
Southern Kaduna professors hail Tinubu, Sani for boosting development
Falana demands probe of alleged diversion of $3.4bn IMF loan
DJs unveils championship with NCC backing
Air Peace jet hits antelope at Asaba airport, NCAA clarifies delays
Enugu Air, CNG buses, transport terminals to take off this month
AGRA, Nestlé, TechnoServe unveil $1m climate-smart agric project
Access Bank rewards customers with over N6.6bn
Dangote tackles marketers, insists on capacity to meet fuel demand
Nigeria, Africa can work if we tackle corruption, rascality in governance – Obi
Saraki chairs PDP govs’ seven-member reconciliation committee
Hajj: Sanwo-Olu promises 1,432 Lagos pilgrims robust welfare package
Bauchi governor inaugurates committee to curb farmer-herder clashes
Governor Sani raises alarm over rising drug abuse among youths in northwest
Aiyedatiwa, Makinde, Bamidele hail Afenifere leader Fasoranti at 99
Oborevwori, Diri bag doctorate degrees at Nigerian Maritime University convocation
Lagos to become year-round tourism destination – Commissioner
A’Ibom advocates N5bn monthly federal allocation to boost tourism
Ekiti warns contractors against project delay
Joining Army not death sentence, LASG tells youths
LASBCA removes Ikeja shanties over security threats
Itsekiri are Yoruba descendants, says Alaafin
Ladoja to chair 2025 world egungun festival
Bello Turji’s threats force residents to flee Sokoto communities
Police arrest 17 over killing of two Bayelsa varsity graduates
Man arrested for defiling 12-year-old girl in Lagos
20-ft container falls, kills two dispatch riders in Lagos
--------------------------
*TODAY IN HISTORY*
* On this day in 2006, a pipeline explosion in the fishing village of Inagbe Beach, near Lagos, Nigeria, killed over 250 people and displaced 276,000 people. The blast occurred when a truck rammed into a gas processing plant near a vandalized petroleum gas pipeline.
* On this day in 2008, a massive earthquake rocked China. The magnitude 7.9 quake left some 69,000 people dead, 18,000 missing, and 4.8 million homeless. It was the deadliest earthquake in China since 1976 when the Tangshan earthquake killed over 240,000 people.
--------------------------
Don’t be afraid of silly ideas. – Paul Arden
Good morning
*Compiled by Hon. Osuji George osujis@yahoo.com, +234-8122200446*
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