#HEADLINES

= The Conference of Nigerian Political Parties has called for the resignation of the Chairman, Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) Prof. Attahiru Jega, over the failed governorship poll in Anambra State.

= The Police Command in the Federal Capital Territory in Abuja has, confirmed that gunmen fired shots at the car of the Minister of Aviation,  Stella Oduah in Abuja.

= Authorities of the International Aviation College, Ilorin, Kwara State, yesterday said one of their training aircraft crash-landed. The incident occurred within the college’s vicinity; on board were an instructor and two students, who escaped unhurt.

 = The UN deputy secretary General Jan Eliasson has called for urgent action in the Central African Republic, warning that it is descending into complete chaos.

 = Pakistani activists have blocked the main supply route for provisions destined for Nato troops in Afghanistan to protest against US drone strikes.

 = Japan has urged airlines not to follow China's new air defense zone rules, even as some local and international carriers began complying.

 = Chelsea has indicated their willingness to loan Super Eagles defender Kenneth Omeruo to a decent EPL or English Championship side who are not struggling. 

 = Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini  wants Stoke City goalkeeper Asmir Begovic, to be his new number one and Joe Hart, could head the other way on loan in January.  

 = The Hunger Games sequel “Catching Fire” has stormed to the top of the US box office chart with takings of $161million. The movie, starring Jennifer Lawrence, did achieve the most successful November opening of all time.