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*BVP MEDIA STATION NEWS HEADLINES* Good Morning to our Cherished Readers. Monday 13 May 2019 **NIGERIA* NSITF crisis: Labour promises bitter fight with Minister. No going back on new Kano Emirates – Ganduje. I will retire from Senate in 2023, says Ekweremadu. EFCC speaks on ‘Saraki’s’ marked Lagos property – EFCC. Troops eliminate scores of terrorists in Borno. CBN debunks report of missing N500 billion. Buhari‘s inauguration still holds May 29, not June 12 —Presidency. Justice Bulkachuwa not indicted by DSS – Official. JAMB should probe UTME results now. I’m leaving Senate to become peace ambassador —David Mark. Arewa youths back El-Rufai on godfatherism comment. ‘Okorocha will be remembered in Imo for free education’. Don’t take our peace for granted, Tompolo’s kinsmen warns Chevron. Fat pensions, cars-for-life: SERAP urges Ganduje to reject Kano Assembly bill. Navy detaining 10 more Nigerians without trial, Falana writes AGF. Police arrest three cultists with fe

Liberia President Declares Free Tuition In All Public Universities President George Manneh Weah on Thursday declared that all undergraduates public entering universities across the country will enjoy free tuition. “Today, I’m excited to announce that I have declared the University of Liberia and all other Public Universities in Liberia tuition free for all undergraduates,” Weah wrote on Facebook without giving any further details. Reports indicate that he made the declaration before students of the University of Liberia at the Capitol Hill campus located in the capital Liberia. The announcement was met with loud cheers and applause. An undergraduate is a university student who has not yet received a degree. The west African country currently has four public universities. Aside the main University of Liberia, UL, the Booker Washington Institute, Louis Arthur Grimes School of Law and the William V.S. Tubman University, complete the list. Students had recently protested again

EFCC Goes After Bukola Saraki, Seize His Ikoyi Houses, Mark Others In Lagos. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has seized some houses belonging to Senate President Bukola Saraki, SUNDAY PUNCH has learnt. The houses, which are located at 15a, 15b and 17 MacDonald Road, Ikoyi, Lagos, are said to belong to Saraki. However, the EFCC was said to be unsure of which of the properties that actually belong to the Senate President and decided to place inscriptions and stickers on all of them. While 15a and 15b were declared by Saraki in his asset declaration form, it is believed that some other houses on the street were bought by the Senate President from the Presidential Implementation Committee for the Sales of Government Property through shell companies. His relative, who did not want to be named, told Punch correspondent that the houses were seized on Friday. He said, “The EFCC had been making inquiries into the finances and assets of Saraki for quite some time. They came t