Two persons have been killed while over 70 houses were set ablaze in a clash between two communities in Kogi State. The communities involved in
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AFCON: Nigeria beat Ivory Coast 1-0
William Troost-Ekong’s second-half penalty gave Nigeria a 1-0 win over Ivory Coast at the Africa Cup of Nations on Thursday, turning up the heat on
Reps orders ministries to return N85bn COVID-19 funds
The House of Representatives Public Accounts Committee, on Thursday, directed the Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investments to refund N75bn allocated to it as
Court allows Emefiele to travel out of Abuja
The Federal Capital Territory High Court has granted the request of a former Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria, Godwin Emefiele, to travel out of
Segosh Foundation Offers Free JAMB Registration Support Program to Mushin Students
A Non Governmental Orgainisation, Segosh Foundation, has continued to give back to the students residing within Mushin Local Government by offering free registration support program
Bandits Invade Village Bordering FCT In Broad Daylight
Residents of Garam, a border community between Niger state and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), were thrown into panic when bandits invaded the village on
AFCON 2023: DR Congo held Zambia to 1-1 draw
Yoane Wissa scored the equaliser as the Democratic Republic of Congo came from behind to draw 1-1 with Zambia in their opening game at the
LASTMA impounds 30 vehicles over illegal parking, other traffic offences
The Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA), in continuation of its enforcement operations to unlock traffic across the State, has impounded 30 vehicles over illegal
You cannot impose fines on media houses, Court tells NBC
The Federal High Court in Abuja today declared null and void the provisions of the Nigeria Broadcasting Code authorising the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) to
Ibadan explosion: Foreign names on mining firm’s CAC documents – Makinde
The Governor of Oyo State, Seyi Makinde, said preliminary investigation revealed foreign names in the Corporate Affairs Commission documents of the mining firm that stored