The Naij.com team has gathered the most important news for May 3, Tuesday. Find all the important things you might have missed below.
1. Phone numbers of serving governors in Nigeria published
There is frenzy over the media, following the publication of Nigerian governor’s phone numbers by Sahara Reporters.
2. BREAKING: Shooting in Edo House of Assembly, six injured
There was chaos in the Edo State House of Assembly, as the Speaker Mr Victor Edoror, and his Deputy have been impeached by lawmakers in the state on Tuesday, May 3.
3. Minister caught on camera masturbating (photos)
Enock Ruberangaba Sebineza
A video of 54-year-old Congolese cabinet minister, Enock Ruberangaba Sebineza, masturbating in his office has hit the internet.
4. Nigerian women speak on men with big penis
Men love to brag about the size of their penis. It is believed that the bigger the penis, the more fun the woman will have. But is this always the case?
5. 5 foods you eat daily that destroy your sex drive
Surprised?
These foods are commonly eaten by lots of people without knowing it effects on libido.
6. Massive protest in Enugu over Fulani herdsmen attack
The protesters, marched from New Market through Okpara Avenue, Holy Ghost Park, Edinburgh Street, to the state House of Assembly and ended at the government House Enugu.
7. Photo of suspected killers of General Shuwa
Two suspected Boko Haram killers of General Shuwa
A photo has emerged showing the alleged killer General Mohammed Shuwa (rtd) who was a Nigerian civil war hero.
8. President Buhari returns 2016 budget to NASS for the 3rd time
President Muhammadu Buhari has reportedly returned the controversial 2016 budget to the National Assembly for the third time.
9. Breaking: Atletico qualify for the Champions League final
Jan Oblak blocks a corner kick
Atletico Madrid are through to this season’s UEFA Champions’ League final. Diego Simeone’s men defeated Bayern Munich on goals difference as the tie ended 2 – 2 on aggregates.
10. Could the Bhudda be behind Leicester City’s EPL success?
The Premier League’s top team, founded in 1884, began the season as relegation, not title contenders.
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