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Mr Buhari signed the Petroleum Industry Bill into law on Monday.

The Supreme Court says the SAN list did not emanate from the Legal Practitioners’ Privileges Committee (LPPC).

The six firms are accused of illegal dealing in foreign exchange to the detriment of the naira.

The CBN now accuses the companies of engaging in "illicit forex transactions".

Bandits invaded Zamfara State College of Agriculture and Animal Science on Sunday and kidnapped 15 students, four staff and killed...

The Taliban has declared the war in Afghanistan over.

The bandits attacked locals who were travelling to Zurmi weekly market from Gurbin Bore.

The soldiers from Niger Republic are in Nigerian territory on a rescue mission following bandits' attack at one of the...

Food inflation fell to 21.03 per cent in July, compared to 21.83 per cent in June.

The state governments allege that the recovered loot is illegally diverted into the Consolidated Revenue Accounts and other accounts not...

As of Monday, Nigeria’s total confirmed cases stand at 183,087 with a total of 167,310 cases already discharged after treatment...

Hakainde Hichilema, a 59-year-old businessman, beat incumbent President Edgar Lungu by more than a million votes in a spectacular landslide...

These vaccines are safe and effective and will be the game-changer, a WHO official said.

A bill seeks to remove the President as the Chief Executive Officer of the FCT and replace him with an...

The president's signing means he accepts the three per cent allocation that dimmed the passage of the bill in July...

Bandits attacked Zamfara College of Agriculture on Sunday and abducted 15 students, a teacher and his wife.

“Over the next 48 hours, we will have expanded our security presence to nearly 6,000 troops, with a mission focused...

The family expresses wide-ranging concerns about the handling of the prosecution of suspects linked to the murder of the Super...

A sit-at-home order recently announced by IPOB in the South-east was obeyed by many residents.

Mr Buhari and members of his entourage returned to Nigeria last Friday after about two weeks in London, UK.

The detainee has been held by the Army for one month and 10 days as of Sunday.

The Taliban have been capturing more cities in Afghanistan since the U.S. started pulling its troops from the country.

Ayodele Alabi was released on Tuesday after his family paid N4 million as ransom but he died in hospital on...

The police say a Hummer bus conveying 18 passengers from Kano to Adamawa and an unregistered lorry conveying three passengers...