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Tibor Nagi’s final stop on the trip would be in Nigeria.

Oshiomhole says only “one or two” of the 23 APC governors are opposed to his leadership style.

“I do not understand the hype about PDP returning to power. I just do not understand. Return to do what?”

The court also asked the police to publish an apology in two national newspapers to Mr Oputa.

The GCR is an annual ranking which compares the national competitiveness environment of 140 countries.

Femi speaks in presence of Vice President Yemi Osinbajo.

“We can only describe such tendencies as animalistic, with special apologies to animals,” the protest planners say.

The Bureau says some of the accidents would have been averted if the crews adhered to safety policies in the industry.

The Supreme Court described the conduct of the congress as a “serious violation of court order.”

The police denies rejecting the promotion of three AIGs by the Police Service Commission.

The executive secretary of the NHIS ignored his suspension by the board.

The husband denies the allegation.

The marketers are facing a three-count charge of conspiracy, stealing and receiving stolen property proffered against them by the EFCC.

The Force says the redeployment is part of routine exercise aimed at ensuring operational efficiency.

Participants at the games would compete in 15 different events holding between October 31 and November 12.

Mr Amosun is aggrieved over the rejection of his anointed governorship candidate.

The union is optimistic that all the beneficiaries would be verified and paid the first tranche of the money before the end of the extended deadline of the exercise.

Omoyele Sowore is the presidential candidate of the AAC.

The journalist was last seen entering the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.

The chairman emphasised that every Nigerian should take ownership of the fight against corruption.

In a statement he later withdrew hours later, Mr Ebegbulem alleged some “influential” figures in the party were plotting to remove the APC national chairman.

No fewer than 184 Nigerians have been killed in xenophobic attacks between 2016 and this year.