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The female officer was killed alongside a police special constabulary, the police say.

Should the bill become law, the Nigerian Senate would have a minimum of 37 women while the House of Representatives...

The announcement by the NNPC will have telling consequences for the nation's economy.

"We cannot pretend. It's better we are not here than to waste time when people are dying," a senator says.

The aides, under the aegis of Concerned National Assembly Legislative Aides, allege that N9.6 billion appropriated for the payment is...

Matthew Page, an associate fellow of Chatham House, London, U.K., says education and real estate sectors provide opportunities for Politically...

With the new cases, Nigeria has recorded a total of 164,912 infections as of April 27.

"Are you in PDP? Are you a wolf in sheep's clothing?," Mrs Tinubu said rebuking the lawmaker.

Governor Ortom says Nigeria does not have a government

"No leader, from councillor to the president, can sleep with two eyes closed," the senator says.

The curfew which will take effect from Wednesday night, was necessitated by recent security breaches and deadly attacks.

This was one of the 12 resolutions by the lawmakers following over three hours of executive session.

A military source say newly deployed ammunition, including a T72 tanker, were carted away in Mainok by the insurgents after...

About 15 senators contributed to the debate on the worsening security situation across the country.

“The police came, they fired teargas. But we are not scared,” a Chad protester, Timothy Betouge, 70, told Reuters.

Channels TV misinterpreted our letter, we only cautioned it to desist, the NBC says.

The attack is possibly to weaken state institutions that are in-charge of law and order, so as to create fear...

Many soldiers are feared dead as Boko Haram attacks military base in Borno days after Gaidam town in Yobe came...

The new figure raised the total number of COVID-19 infections in the country to 164,756.

The governor said the terrorists have displaced over 3,000 residents of the affected communities.

Nigeria has vaccinated over a million people so far.

YOSEMA says evacuated injured victims of gun shots are receiving treatment at a government health facility.

Police say the officers responded to distress calls from an attack when they were killed by bandits.

The Kaduna State Commissioner for Internal Security and Homeland Affairs, Samuel Aruwan, confirmed the latest murder of the two students.

The soldiers, attached to an oil company for an escort duty, were killed by men believed to be IPOB