In the headlines today

In The Headline today:

How Fayose spent campaign funds he received from Dasuki through Obanikoro - EFCC - http://wp.me/p2MFPx-uwd

Lagos may be attacked by terrorists during Sallah celebration - US wp.me/p2MFPx-uvL

Niger Delta Avengers blow up three pipelines, one manifold - http://wp.me/p2MFPx-uuA

Fayose, Obanikoro clashed over arms cash – Aluko - http://wp.me/p2MFPx-uvR

Board sanctions 45 school principals, discover 212 ghost teachers - http://wp.me/p2MFPx-uv1

Eid-el-Fitr: Buhari commends Nigerians for persevering despite economic challenges - http://wp.me/p2MFPx-uvO

Kidnapped Sierra Leonean envoy released - http://wp.me/p2MFPx-uwc

Skye Bank’s new GMD explains CBN action, assures customers of funds safety - http://wp.me/p2MFPx-uvS

Lagos community media owners set for revitalisation - http://wp.me/p2MFPx-uuF

NSCDC destroys 1,360 illegal refineries in Bayelsa - http://wp.me/p2MFPx-uvh

Three in police net for gang rape of 16-year-old in Lagos - http://wp.me/p2MFPx-uuV

Monarch to Tribunal: We’ll kill our grasses to discourage grazing - http://wp.me/p2MFPx-uv8

Emulating the Eagle and Slok since 1987 (1), by Orji Kalu - http://wp.me/p2MFPx-uuz

Fred Amata’s Jeep recovered by police - http://wp.me/p2MFPx-uvI

Breathless’ nominated for another movie award - http://wp.me/p2MFPx-uuB

Stankovic Cup: D’Tigers beat China - http://wp.me/p2MFPx-uwb

July ITTF ranking: Aruna Quadri remains Africa’s best - http://wp.me/p2MFPx-uw5

Unilorin seeks NUC’s approval to admit more students - wp.me/p2MFPx-uvr

NPFL-LaLiga tour: 35 players shortlisted for NPFL All Stars - http://wp.me/p2MFPx-uw0

Okocha unveils Foundation in Lagos - http://wp.me/p2MFPx-uw9

Mourinho mocks Wenger - http://wp.me/p2MFPx-uw2

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