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It is a dispute over who controls the sugar market in Africa's biggest economy, but it is only the latest...

Mahmud Tukur was also the first vice-chancellor of the Bayero University, Kano.

Some 1,844 prisoners were freed when unknown gunmen attacked a prison facility in Imo State, Nigeria’s South-east.

The total number of deaths from COVID-19 has remained 2,058.

The regulator warns operators to stop trading "unregistered" securities that are based in other countries.

The association of lawyers says it is shocked that the federal government has not contacted the leadership of the striking...

Governor El-Rufai says security agencies only react ing to cases of banditry and abduction is unacceptable

The two business heavyweights have squabbled over multiple issues relating to their interests in cement and sugar.

The judiciary workers’ union says the strike will not be suspended until its demand for financial autonomy for the judiciary...

The police in Kogi have obtained an order from a magistrate to remand Emmanuel Larry and Victor Udoka in prison...

The FAO food price index averaged 118.5 points in March, 2.1 per cent higher than in February and reaching its...

Courts in Nigeria have been shut since Tuesday when the judiciary workers commenced their strike.

With no deaths in the past six days, the fatality toll in the country has remained 2,058 in total.

''The game has changed, and a successful global rollout of current (COVID-19) vaccines by itself is no longer a guarantee...

The leadership of the judiciary workers’ union will only hold its first meeting to review the strike by weekend.

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo said this Wednesday in Abuja while decorating Mr Alkali as with his new position.

A system upgrade by the Corporate Affairs Commission is doing more harm than good to small businesses, and is hurting...

The military operation was launched after some gunmen killed three police officers in the area.

President Muhammadu Buhari had on Wednesday named Mr Alkali as the new Acting Inspector General of Police.

The fresh invitation of Mr Yari came barely two months after EFCC grilled him for several hours in February.

The police have blamed the attacks on the outlawed Indigenous People Of Biafra (IPOB) and its security arm, ESN.

With no deaths in the past five days, the fatality toll in the country has remained 2,058 in total.

The CJN says calling the governors to give effect to the financial autonomy status of the judiciary in their domains...

The deaths were recorded in separate attacks by the bandits in Kaduna State.