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This is the second attack against police stations in Abia State, in less than a month.

The Imo governor met with President Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday in Abuja.

The climb may be temporary though.

The confirmation comes barely five days after they were screened by the Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs.

Nigeria on Sunday recorded its lowest daily tally this year with 521 infections.

Legal experts and other commentators say the Nigerian authorities face a dilemma in checking the activities of people like Sunday...

The volume of production and consumption of cotton in the country rose by at least 7.5 per cent in 2020...

An official said the variant, which has spread to a few other countries, has not been classified as a variant...

The report says the five worst hit states are Borno with 1,176 deaths, Kaduna, 628; Katsina, 501, Zamfara, 262; and...

Earlier on Saturday, in an attack on a community in Igabi Local Government Area of Kaduna, bandits killed a man...

The rally held despite the COVID-19 health protection regulations by state and federal government.

On February 27, it will be exactly one year since Nigeria reported its first COVID-19 infection.

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A total of eight deaths were also recorded from COVID-19 on Sunday.

Private universities seem to be coping better in adhering to COVID-19 protocols.

Seven officials of the air force died in the plane crash.

Mr Okorocha is accused of trying to forcefully unseal his wife’s hotel which was sealed by the Imo State Government.

A spokesperson for the Air Force told PREMIUM TIMES all on board the plane were military personnel.

Hadi Sirika, Nigeria's aviation minister, tweeted Sunday afternoon that the crash "appears to be fatal."

Many officials of the anti-corruption agency view Mr Bawa as the attorney-general Abubakar Malami’s man but say he is brilliant...

The governors and the monarchs agreed to end open grazing.

Low testing figures in many states has limited Nigeria's ability to determine the true extent of the spread of COVID-19.

Lawyers say the continued detention of Titilayo Benson without new charges is a gross violation of human rights.

The meeting focused on the security challenges rocking the region and the way out.

Deaths from COVID-19 in Africa have surged by 40 per cent in the past month.