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This is what is tipped to happen under David Cameron's government over the next five years

Against the odds, Prime Minister David Cameron has won a suprising victory in the British general election. His Conservative party managed to gain 326 seats in parliament, enough to win a narrow majority in government.
With Cameron returning to 10 Downing Street for a second term, here's what to expect from his government over the next few years.

ritain's Prime Minister David Cameron addresses after winning his seat at the counting centre for his local constituency as ballots are tallied in Britain's general election, in Witney, Britain May 8, 2015.

David Cameron gets second term in huge party win; Uk Election

Pre-election polls predicted a close race and a hung parliament, but David Cameron's Conservatives had a surprising showing, securing a second term for the prime minister. Mashable is covering the latest developments below.

APC Reacts To Journalist Death and also condoled with Family

The Niger State chapter of the All Progressive Congress (APC) has reacted to the death of a renowned Channels Television correspondent.
The party in a statement issued on Thursday in Minna, by its Publicity Secretary, Jonathan Vatsa, described the demise of Mr. Gilbert Stephen as painful.

Retirees Accuse Jonathan Of Using Their Money For Campaign

Federal pensioners lamented that Federal Government used their 10 months unpaid contributory pension to support the presidential campaign project of President Goodluck Jonathan.

The retirees said the action exposed them to abject poverty.
They made the accusation at a press conference in Abeokuta, Ogun State, while protesting their unpaid monthly allowance.
READ ALSO: Jonathan And Buhari Meet Behind Closed Doors In Abuja
They said over 20 of their associates died in the struggle to have their pension paid.
The over 100 pensioners  carried banners with different writings such as “We have suffered enough after 35 years service to our fatherland”; “PenCom is owing retirees 10 months arrears of unpaid pension and gratuities”;  and “N4.6 trillion has been used for campaign, Abi na lie”.

Jonathan And Buhari Meet Behind Closed Doors In Abuja

The outgoing and the incoming presidents reportedly held a private meeting on Wednesday night.

Muhammadu Buhari and Goodluck Jonathan

According to Vanguard, Goodluck Jonathan and Muhammadu Buhari met behind the closed doors of the Presidential Villa in Abuja to discuss the details of the handover.
The Nation adds that the May 6 meeting started around 9pm and lasted just 30 minutes. There were no media present, and there was no official statement on the results.

Delta Govt building $57m massive shopping mall in Effurun Delta state to be open 14th may, 2015

 
The Delta State Government in collaboration with Shoprite have started construction on a massive shopping mall called the Delta City Mall in Effurun, Uvwie LGA near Warri in Delta State said to cost $57million. The government said the idea of building the mall was to help improve the economic activities of the state.

Jonathan Reveals Secrets Behind Military’s Success Against Insurgency

As the Nigerian military continues to record resounding victories over terrorist group, Boko Haram, President Goodluck Jonathan has disclosed the secrets behind the success against insurgency.

Speaking on Thursday at the induction of Batch “A” corps members deployed in Rivers state, the president declared that Nigeria had made remarkable progress in her fight against insurgency and terrorism, Punch reports.

Anger as fuel scarcity defies solution

The fuel situation in the country appears to have defied all solutions, as the scarcity worsened yesterday, heightening the sufferings of motorists and the public in general.

Despite promises made by oil marketers, Monday, that the country will be flooded with petrol in the coming days, the situation had continued to deteriorate on a daily basis with people finding it

Talk less, plan more, Presidency tells APC

ABUJA — The  Presidency, Wednesday, chided the All Progressives Congress, APC, over its claim that President Jonathan is running the economy aground before handing over, saying “the allegation is immature, reckless and out of tune with the President’s desire and patriotic commitment to a peaceful transfer of power.”

Special Adviser to the President on Political Affairs, Prof. Rufai Alkali, who reacted to APC’s allegation, yesterday, urged the party to talk less and plan more as the nation moves towards May 29 inauguration date.

Alkali reminded APC that “governance is a serious business,” adding that “with the sudden and unexpected concession of victory to them, it appears that the APC is beginning to face the full reality of managing the great challenges of a complex nation.

“Their recent, frequent and unnecessary attacks on the President clearly shows that they are losing their nerves and are beginning to lay foundation to justify their failures in the near future and we want to remind them that Nigerians are not ready to accept any excuses for their failure. They promised to bring change, so they must bring positive change to the well-being of Nigerians and urgently too.