National News Headlines - 30/9/2015

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*Recapitalisation: Over 60 market operators may lose licences

*SMEs support will end unemployment ' Ahmed

*Approve Lagos' N39.4bn W'Bank loan, Buhari writes Senate

*APC knocks PDP for rejecting Ambode's commissioners' list

*Soldiers kill Boko Haram kingpin in Borno 'Army

Ralph Lauren steps down as CEO of fashion empire

Designer Ralph Lauren is stepping down as chief executive of the fashion empire he founded nearly 50 years ago, handing over the role to Gap's Old Navy chain global president, Stefan Larsson.

Approval granted for 10 womb transplants in UK

Ten British women will get the chance to carry their own babies after doctors received the go-ahead for the first ever womb transplants in the UK.

KIM AND KANYE BABY YEEZUS TO BE BORN ON CHRISMAS DAY

Kim Kardashian's due date is December 25, 2015 ... seriously.

D’Banj Unveiled as Slot Brand Ambassador at the Slot Head Office

D’Banj Formally Unveiled as Slot Brand Ambassador at the Slot Head Office in Computer Village.

Demi Lovato cover Complex Magazine’s October ’15 Issue

Former Disney channel star and singer Demi Lovato cover for the October 2015 issue of Complex magazine Topless.

Eucharia joins M-net drama series Tinsel

One of Nollywood’s finest actresses and film producer, Eucharia Anunobi, has joined the cast of acclaimed television series, Tinsel

Ministerial nominees Screening will be thorough- Saraki

Senate President Bukola Saraki has said the screening of ministerial nominees will be thorough.The list is expected to be forwarded to the upper legislative chamber today.

UK to spend £25m on new prison in Jamaica, PM announces

Britain will spend £25 million on a new prison in Jamaica so hundreds of foreign criminals can be sent home to the Caribbean to serve their sentences, the Prime Minister said.

At Last! Emir of Kano speaks on why he married 18 year old Adamawa princess

Emir of Kano Muhammad Sanusi II has responded to criticisms following his marriage to 18 year old Sa'adatu Barkindo-Musdafa last week.