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Governor Abubakar Bello says he has "little or no support from the government at the centre" for the rescue of...

"The office of the president is a noble one and I will love to be the president of Nigeria if...

The UN panel of former world leaders and central bank governors says $600 billion tax revenue lost annually

The judge says Mr Maina does not deserve a second chance.

The U.S. court also says the internationally renowned entrepreneur must not hold positions involving investments.

The 655 cases on Wednesday raises the total number of infections in the country to 153,842.

Court documents show how the money will be recovered from Mr Okeke and distributed to three victims.

The new Violence Against Persons Prohibition Law stipulates the death penalty for rape convicts who infect their victims with HIV/AIDS.

Mr Okeke conceded to signed restitution and forfeiture agreements as part of a plea bargain deal he had with U.S...

The Senate also approved N1 billion was for the procurement of arms and ammunition.

A police spokesperson confirmed the attack.

The reserves record a 3.27 per cent fall within four weeks.

The federal and Niger State governments say they are hopeful of securing the release of the Kagara abduction victims soon...

The soldiers were alleged to have been killed by the pro-Biafra group, IPOB.

The EFCC chairman-designate also speaks on his plans for the EFCC.

The Senate confirmation was done after a screening that lasted for over two hours.

If confirmed, Mr Bawa will be the youngest ever EFCC chairman and take over from Mohammed Umar who has been...

This is the first time Nigeria will record less than 700 cases for five consecutive days since the country began...

Nine of the dead were young boys hit by a bomb while playing football at Gwange ward.

The central bank has dismissed concerns it should stop funding the federal government's deficit beyond statutory limits.

Marte LG of Borno State and other communities were captured by Boko Haram terrorists a few days ago.

The FRSC says it will impound rickety vehicles and prosecute their owners or operators.

The explosions started at about 5:45 p.m. and continued intermittently for about an hour.

The assault on the residents is linked to the Tuesday deadly attack on a police station in Aba, Abia State.

The AfDB boss, Akinwunmi Adesina advocates restructuring so that states can effectively utilise their vast resources for development.