Novak Djokovic becomes tennis' first $100 million man at French Open

Novak Djokovic

Paris (CNN)Someone who just became the first tennis player to pass the $100 million mark in prize money should be happy. No doubt Novak Djokovic was.But Djokovic's goal heading into the French Open was to win the only grand slam to elude him and he knows his task remains difficult, thanks in large part to Mother Nature.

Egypt Air Flight 804: 'Black box' signals detected, French investigators say

Cairo (CNN)A French naval vessel has detected underwater signals from one of EgyptAir Flight 804's so-called black boxes, investigators said Wednesday.

Niger Delta Avengers bomb Chevron's RMP 23, 24 oil wells

– Niger Delta Avengers (NDA) have bombed two oil wells belonging to Chevron oil – The militants said despite the presence of 100 Gunboats, 4 Warships and Jet Bombers belonging to the Nigerian army, it blew up Chevron’s Oil Well RMP 23 and RMP 24 at about 3:44am Wednesday, June 1

I’ll do everything necessary to secure oil facilities in Niger Delta — Buhari

President Muhammadu Buhari

President Muhammadu Buhari has assured Nigerians that he would do everything necessary to secure oil facilities and other government assets in the Niger Delta region. The president gave the assurance during the democracy day lecture organised on Tuesday in Abuja by the Save Democracy Group Africa, to mark the 2016 democracy day. 

Delta insists on new criminal justice reforms

Senator Ifeanyi Okowa

Against the back drop of criminal justice reforms, Delta State Government on Monday insisted on the reforms, saying that it will uphold the rights of the people to speedy trials and dispensation of justice.

Fuel at N145 a disappointment, some Nigerians say

ON what will rather be described as a big surprise to Nigerians was the pronouncement of the removal of Fuel subsidy by the State Minister of petroleum, Ibe Kachikwu yesterday’s.

Saraki, Dasuki, Fani-Kayode, others jailed—or acquitted—in 6 months’ time–Sagay

Sen. President Bukola Saraki, Olisa Metuh, Femi Fani-Kayode, and other alleged sleazeballs in court might not be convicted—or acquitted—until November, according to Prof. Itse Sagay, chairman of the Presidential Advisory Committee Against Corruption.