Activities of the extremist Boko Haram sect will come under focus at FEC

The author believes Nigeria is in dire need of revolution

Irked by past poor budget implementation, lawmakers tore into the president when he came calling today

Journalists who beat the odds, threats and inducements to do their work reap the fruits of their labour.

President Jonathan presents 2012 budget with 72 percent allocated to recurrent expenditure

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Mike Ozekhome accuses EFCC's Rotimi Jacob of forgery

Edo State Lawmaker condemns Farida Waziri

The NNPC is unable to account for some USD6.5 million worth of crude daily

Although oil has not been found, the state government is already planning a refinery

The president laments that his former boss' achievements have been reduced to footnotes in Nigeria's history

The NNPC has become too large, powerful and hot for our federal lawmakers to handle

As she clocks 49 today, there are lots of management and leadership lessons in the way Ifueko lives her life ...

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The FCT Minister, Sen Bala Mohammed, said on Thursday in Abuja that vehicle owners within the city would henceforth pay ...

As far as the 41-page report is concerned, the NNPC is a cesspool of monumental corruption and fraud

Experts smell corruption in the costing of the project

The agency seems above the law as government fails to call it to order

The President urge the service to step up its game in the discharge of its responsibilities

The House of Representatives passes a motion to investigate lack of internal democracy in political parties

The joint session of the National Assembly is set to receive the 2012 budget estimates from the President

It is total chaos on the highway as security agencies block the protesters from entering Abuja

The police is trying to force the protesters to discontinue their journey and return to their base.

The upper legislative chamber is irritated at the industrial crisis rocking the nation's public universities

Nigeria tells foreign countries to mind their business, and stop meddling in the country's law-making process