Headline News In Nigeria & Beyond This Day 4th of December, 2015

• I never received money for Dasuki - Bafarawa
• President Buhari arrives South Africa for FOCAC 
• MTN fires its CEO in Nigeria, Michael Ikpoki 
• Buhari fails to convene FEC meeting again  
• I didn't make statement implicating anyone - Dasuki 
• PDP holds national convention March 19
• Salaries of several workers at Raymond Dokpesi's AIT/DAAR group remains unpaid for up to 10 months despite receiving N2.1bn from NSA 
• Arms Deal: Okonjo Iweala asks FG to call Adams Oshiomhole to order 
• Ohanaeze Ndigbo urges FG not to force against Pro-Biafra agitators 
• BayelsaDecides: We will resist any attempt to rig Bayelsa poll - PDP 
• Budget Minister disowns fake Facebook account 
• NASS approves N10.6bn for members' allowance 
• Help defend democracy, Saraki urges EX-NASS members 
• The fine on MTN has not been waived yet - Shittu, Yahaya 
• Unbundling of NNPC will block leakages in oil, gas industry - NEITI 
• Bukola Saraki leads NASS delegation to Paris conference on environment 
• BayelsaDecides: Gunmen kill APC Chieftain in Odi 
• Buratai visits troops in Borno, condemns their conduct during boko haram attack 
• Kachikwu vows to focus on oil price stability as he emerges OPEC President 
• Detained AIT owner, Raymond Dokpesi, couldn't provide any contractual documentation with the FG to warrant 
• Minister of interior, Dambazzau canvasses strong police force for effective policing of Nigeria 
• EFCC secures holding warrant to keep Dokpesi in detention 
• NASS dumping audit reports on MDAs since 1999 - AGF 
• Senate orders Jonathan's probe over N200 billion education fund 
• Lagos SUBEB train officers on monitoring 
• Inconsistent policy, bane of aviation privatization - Babalakin 
• Lalong assures Plateau citizens of dividends of democracy 
• Troops in hot pursuit of escaping terrorists in North East - Army 
• Senate orders probe of N200 billion education tax under Goodluck Jonathan 
• FG to establish expenditure benchmark for MDAs 
• Lagos Assembly to liase with business concerns to equip schools with computers 
• Bauchi gov's delay in appointing not deliberate - Speaker 
• Importation of substandard products down by 35% - SON 
• 500 unemployed graduates in Kano commence training on career development 
• CCT: Supreme Court to deliver judgement on Saraki's appeal February 5 
• N18,000 minimum wage may go if oil price slump continues - NGF Chairman 
• Some representative members guilty of plagiarizing bills - Gbajabiamila 
• IPMAN protests shutting of members' filling stations 
• NLC faults call to remove labour matters from exclusive list 
• Protest as NPA plans sack of 5,000 dockworkers 
• Kogi election debacle shameful - Ayo Fayose 
• Appeal Court affirms Dankwabo's election as Gombe governor 
• Northern governors move to forestall Onitsha violence spreading to the north 
• Cool FM staff in court for allegedly defiling 22-year-old woman in Lagos 
• Lagos power plant attains 85 percent capacity utilisation 
• Terrorism: US to implement security master plan in Nigeria 
• Olamide sets to make first public appearance since father's death 
• 2shotz hasn't paid my bride price, wife cries out 
• Oscar Pistorius found guilty of murder for killing girlfriend, Reeva Steenkam, South Africa appeal court asks that lower court properly sentence him 
• US advises Kagame to step down after tenure expiration in 2017 
• Erdogan says Turkey has proof of Russian involvement in ISIS oil trade 
• 27 Muslims on trial for apostasy in Sudan 
• UK MPs approve air strikes against ISIS 
• Federation Cup victory fallout: Gov. Udom's largesse tears Akwa United apart 
• Ferguson backs Neville for Valencia success 
• Karim Benzema wants to win Euro 2016 with Mathieu Valbuena 
• Gary Cahill signs new contract with Chelsea till 2019 
• Suarez won't leave Barcelona for triple his wages 

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