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Minister of Transport, Rotimi Amaechi has aired his view on the Niger Delta amnesty programme. Speaking during an interview session which aired on CHANNELS TV the minister said because Niger Delta militants were paid to drop their arms, boko haram terrorists should also be paid.  ''Those supporting and sponsoring violence must stop. If you don’t encourage these criminals, they won’t be doing what they are doing. That was why I did not support the Amnesty Programme because I believe that, if you break the law, you must be punished.  ''You don’t pay a lawbreaker because, if you do, you embolden him or her. I predicted that if you pay militants in the South, you must pay to militants in the North too. So, if Boko Haram members come out now to demand that they want to be paid to lay down their arms, why shouldn’t we pay them? Or if MASSOB members say they will stop their protests but they want amnesty, what do we do?''.

There is great commotion in Rivers state as INEC collates results of the National Assembly election rerun in the state.. Interestingly, for the first time in many years, Amaechi and Wike met ‘eye-to-eye’ at Mile One Police Division, Diobu, Port Harcourt. Reports said a certain Electoral Officer in-charge of a Ward in Port Harcourt Constituency who is working for a certain political party had taken refuge at the Police station for fear of being lynched by the already anxious mob. Minutes after the INEC ad-hoc staff surfaced at the police station, Amaechi, the DG of NIMASA, Dakuku Peterside and acting Managing Director of NDDC, Ibim Semenitari arrived the political station. Wike few minutes after Amaechi’s arrival stormed the station and confronted the minister, wanting to know what he and his team were doing at the station. He also asked Peterside and Semenitari why they chose to be in Port Harcourt and at the police station when they were supposed t...

Ex Chelsea Manager Jose Mourinho according to several media reports has signed a pre-contract agreement with Manchester United to become the club's next manager, replacing Louis van Gaal. A report from El País in Spain claims that Gestifute, the company of Mourinho's agent Jorge Mendes, has confirmed that the Portuguese manager signed an agreement last month to take him to Old Trafford. However, United can back out of the deal if they change their minds.  “If United do not sign the final contract [with Mourinho] before 1 May, they must pay £5m; if by 1 June he’s still not signed, they shall pay another £10m,” the report said.  “May is the key, because it’s the month in which the vast majority of the signings of players are closed and the plans formed.”. El País also claim that the clause has been included because senior figures at Old Trafford, including Sir Alex Ferguson and Sir Bobby Charlton, are not entirely convinced that Mourinho is the r...

More secrets are being unraveled as the investigation into the $2.1million arms deal fraud deepens. According to a report from The Nation, about N16.5billion was released to the Nigeria Police, Nigerian Air Force, Nigerian Army and ONSA for “logistic requirement for 2015 elections.” The breakdown is as follows:  IGP General Election OPS Fund Account (N10billion);  Nigerian Air Force OPS Account (N1billion);  Nigerian Army Operations Account (N5billion)  ONSA (N500million).

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board on Friday said the board would reschedule examination for candidates who missed the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination because of last hour relocation of centres by the board. The board said it relocated 59,000 candidates in 15 states because of problems in some of the centres. It also said candidates who had system failure during the examination would retake it, if the board finds their complaint to be genuine. The Registrar of the board, Prof. Dibu Ojerinde, who said this at a press conference in Abuja, added that the new development does not affect candidates who missed the examination deliberately or failed in the examination. Ojerinde said among the 1,546,633 candidates that sat for the 2016 UTME, 145,704 had issues of multiple results, which have been resolved by the board. Prof. Ojerinde added that 23,577 candidates were absent on the day of the examination. “We relocated candidates w...

Few hours ago,  Paul Okoye  tendered his apology to his twin,  Peter Okoye  via an open letter he shared on Instagram. Peter has responded with full assurance that  P-Square  is Back! See his response: "Hi guys. Thanks for the love and support, I so much appreciate everyone of you. For public record, I don't have any issues with my brother Paul the only issue I have is with the management which I have disassociated myself with. There is a clear line between family and business, Jude still remains my brother, he is just no longer my manager.   For the record also, P'square still remains, the only difference is that we are under separate managements and there is nothing wrong with that. I see no wrong in doing separate projects and and still being together as P'square.  I love my brother Paul, I support him and wish him the very best in life but misguiding the media is not the right thing to do, if we have issues as brothers, th...

Police officers at the Homicide Unit State Criminal Investigation Department, Panti Yaba of Lagos Police Command are investigating a 20-year-old lady, Onyinyeche Ogbona for allegedly biting her neighbour to death. National Mirror gathered that Ogbona, and the deceased identified as Engineer Pius Ezema were neighbours at Number 15 Ondo Street Okobaba in Ebute Metta. Trouble started on March 12th when Pius allegedly quarrelled with Okoro for singing loudly near his window in the “face-me-I -face-you” apartment where they lived as next door neighbours. The quarrel was learnt to has led into a fierce fight between the both of them which also led to biting and eventually death a day after the fight took place, police sources said. Narrating what transpired between her and the deceased, Ogbona denied allegations that she killed her neighbour as she stated that she defended herself from the deceased’s brutal attack.