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Bisong Etahoben, an investigative journalist in Cameroon, confirmed this recent development.  According to Amnesty International, Cameroon closed the border after at least 200 attacks by Boko Haram killed hundreds of people. However, the government has officially reopened the Far North border as the war against Boko Haram is considered 'partially' won. "At this stage in the crisis, we are confident to declare that the insecurity caused by Boko Haram is firmly under control. The efforts of defense and security forces, as well as the remarkable contributions by self-defense groups, have paid off enough to permit the reopening of the closed markets and the land border with Nigeria. Schools will also resume teaching when the new academic year starts in September" said a Govt spokesperson.

Here is the long awaited international remix to the 2015 single Condo by Tinny Entertainment frontman YCEE. CONDO remix still features the same hook provided by Patoranking, guest verses from South African rappers Khuli Chana and KiD X and brand new verses from Ycee. DownLoad & Enjoy visit http://spyloaded.net/2016/07/music-ycee-condo-remix-ft-patoranking-x-khuli-chana-x-kid-x/

Angry mob last Wednesday, nabbed two suspected cable thieves and tied them to a transformer fence at Anagada village, Gwagwalada Area Council. According to Daily Trust, a resident of the community identified as LLiyasu said the two suspects allegedly went to vandalize a newly installed transformer at the outskirts of the community but a security guard at the village primary school heard strange sounds from the direction of the transformer and raised alarm. "That attracted the attention of some youth who ran after them. One of them was apprehended and taken to the chief’s palace. But luck ran out on the second one who came back the next day to carry the cables inside the sack when he was also nabbed and tied to the transformer fence together with the first one," he said. The two suspects were later handed over to men of the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) at Gwagwalada.

Bothered by the wave of irreversible blindness caused by late detection of glaucoma which usually don’t come with symptoms, Nigerians have been urged to always go for eye screening at least once in six months at accredited Ophthalmology clinics. An optometrist of the Ophthalmology unit of Me-Cure Healthcare Limited, Dr. Ogwuo Eme-Comfort; the President,  Abia State Towns Union Association, ASTUA, Mr. Emmanuel-Anthony Ekwuribe; Secretary of ASTUA, Mr. Kenrry Henry and facilitator, Dr. Olayinka Ogar, gave this advice during a free eye-clinic for Abia indigenes in Lagos. Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/06/nigerians-must-go-eye-test-every-6-months/

Primate Elijah Babatunde Ayodele is Head and Spiritual Leader of Inri Spiritual and Evangelical Church, Oke-Afa, Isolo, Lagos.  Sunday Vanguard was with him recently during which his past prophecies were reviewed.  He said  God is angry with Nigeria, explaining that it is the reason things were  not going on well with the country.  He, however, in fulfilment of his promise to, as directed by the Lord, gather prophets across Nigeria to pray for the country as President Muhammadu Buhari alone could not do it, said he and some other prophets had started praying for Nigeria. Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/06/primate-ayodele-god-angry-nigeria/

The Federal Government has ruled out any possibility of providing bailout funds to banks to boost their operations, following the gale of job losses in the banking sector in the last two weeks. A top government official told one of our correspondents on Saturday that it would be wrong for the government to bail out the banks with pubic funds because all the other sectors of the economy were faced with one challenge or the other.

In Ekiti, Governor Ayodele Fayose said he would not declare a public holiday in Ekiti State to celebrate June 12. His Chief Press Secretary, Mr. Idowu Adelusi, simply said, “No” when asked by our correspondent if the governor would declare a public holiday. Adelusi did not give a reason for the decision. More @spyloaded