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The Federal University Of Technology, Minna, has released her FUTMINNA post UTME results 2015/2016 for all candidates who sat for the institution’s screening exercise from 12th August to 14th August 2015.How Do I Check FUTMINNA Post UTME Results 2015/2016?1. To check the FUTMINNA Post UTME Results 2015/2016, candidates are to visit theUniversity website here2. Click on the Post UTME Results Tab orclick here3. Enter Your JAMB Reg No andOne Of Your SurnamesClick LoginCongrats on Your Results!!

South Africa’s minister of justice has challenged Oscar Pistorius’ parole and has referred it to the board for further review.Michael Masutha said the decision to release the double-amputee Olympic athlete had been taken prematurely.Pistorius has only spent 10 months in jail for shooting dead his girlfriendReeva Steenkamp, after his conviction for manslaughter last year – and was due to be released on Friday to serve the rest of his Fiveyears jail term under house.

Two graduates of the Obafemi Awolowo University, Tolu Ajewole and Babajide Owosakin are taking the battle for news discovery to Internet giants Facebook & Twitter with their innovative mobile news app,Newspepa.com.The application enables users discover top news from their favourite sites all in one place. It features news from top sources such as Punch, Vanguard, NigerianMonitor & Daily Post.Entertainment sites such as Stargist, Linda Ikeji and BellaNaija and Kokofeed. Sports lovers also getto read from Complete Sports & Goal.com.

Khulu Reinfirst Manyuka (73) reportedly left home on 15 June thisyear headed to the bush to conduct prayers, redirecting his attention to God, away from things of the earth.Manyuka was known by his family and community at large as a very spiritual person whose faith could move mountains. His death puzzled those dearest to him. A close relative who chose to speak on condition of anonymity broke the news.“He was a very spiritual man. It’s unfortunate he had to die this way,” said a close relative.Manyuka was driven to the wilderness by the urge to emulate Christ but sadly he did not equal or break Christ’s record.

While receiving members of the Ministry ofInformation at the presidential villa today August 18th, President Buhari ordered a probe on the sale of NITEL to private investors in 2014 by the last administration, stating that he wants to know if Nigeria was short-changed.According to the permanent secretary of the ministry Tunji Olaopa who spoke to state house correspondents after the meeting, President Buhari said the documents for the privatization should be handed over to him"The president was also concerned about the liquidation of NITEL. He is not opposedto its privatization but he wants to know… and he wants us to bring a memo on how the whole transaction was undertaken so that he would know whether Nigeria was short-changed,” he said.

Naira notesThe naira appreciated against the United States dollar at the parallel market on Monday to 217, from 221 recorded on Friday.The naira rose on the back of weak demand for the dollar at the foreign exchange markets.Forex traders linked this to an improved dollar liquidity occasioned by the sustained sales of the greenback by the Central Bank of Nigeria.Reacting to the rising fortune of the local currency, the Acting President, Association of Bureau De Change Operators, Alhaji Aminu Gwadabe, said, “The market has started feeling the effect of the dollar sales by the central bank in the last two weeks and tight measures introduced to prevent cross boarder currency trafficking.”The CBN had increased the frequency of dollar sales to the BDC operators two weeks ago to twice-weekly from the usualonce a week previously in a move meant to increase liquidity in the market and support the local currency.Traders said bank customers were no longer willing to hold dollars after the centra

President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday assured Nigerians that no amount of pressure would make him give up the war against corruption in the country.In an address to a group of Nigerianswho marched to the Presidential Villato pledge their full support for his administration’s anti-corruption campaign, President Buhari promised a relentless prosecution of the war against corruption, with due regard for the rule of law.The President said all persons charged with stealing the nation’s resources will have their day in court and that, upon conviction, their ill-gotten wealth would be seized andreturned to government coffers.“I believe it is time for Nigeria to change course. That is why I sought election as President and got elected. As President, I am determined that Nigeria must move away from a course of endemic corruption that was leading us to perdition,” a spokesperson quoted the President as saying through his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Femi Adesina.“There can be no quest