Today's News headlines 15/10/2015
* Senate suspends ministerial screening
* Appeal Court strikes out Ladoja's appeal, upholds Isiaka Ajumobi's election
* NASA release over 1200 patents for free
* New brain scan can decipher intelligence levels
* House of Representatives to probe Goodluck Jonathan's SURE-P and railway project
* Free Education Campaign: Lawmaker reminds president Muhammadu Buhari
* Apple found guilty of patent infringement
* Igalo ready to gun down Arsenal
* Facebook testing dedicated video feed
* Thugs demolish church, residential buildings in Lagos
* No corrupt person will be spared in anti-graft war, Says VP, Osinbajo
* NIPOST to upgrade infrastructure
* Valdes will leave Manchester United in January
* NYSC batch C Corps Members pass out today
* Hajj stampede: Death told hits 1,621
* NSE All-share index drops to 29,000 mark on sell pressure
* Appeal Court strikes out Ladoja's appeal, upholds Isiaka Ajumobi's election
* NASA release over 1200 patents for free
* New brain scan can decipher intelligence levels
* House of Representatives to probe Goodluck Jonathan's SURE-P and railway project
* Free Education Campaign: Lawmaker reminds president Muhammadu Buhari
* Apple found guilty of patent infringement
* Igalo ready to gun down Arsenal
* Facebook testing dedicated video feed
* Thugs demolish church, residential buildings in Lagos
* No corrupt person will be spared in anti-graft war, Says VP, Osinbajo
* NIPOST to upgrade infrastructure
* Valdes will leave Manchester United in January
* NYSC batch C Corps Members pass out today
* Hajj stampede: Death told hits 1,621
* NSE All-share index drops to 29,000 mark on sell pressure
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