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Monday’s 643 new COVID-19 cases raised the total number of infections in the country to 140,391.

The minister says the education system should be modified by reforming learning, curriculum and pedagogy.

The international monetary group advises the government to increase VAT to 15 per cent by 2025.

“Among the disease analysed, nearly 737,366 events are expected each year, of which 127,859 representing 17 per cent are attributable...

The court order is to afford Mr Kalu time to institute a suit against the legality of his retrial

The electric car maker says it will start accepting payments in bitcoin for its products.

The year’s foreign investment fell by 59.7 per cent, and only 10 states and Abuja received inflows.

An official says the task force obtained approval before embarking on the enforcement.

While the new COVID-19 cases reduced, the death toll from the virus remained relatively high with 20 deaths recorded Sunday.

"The question that one may need to ask therefore is, why any entity would disguise its transactions if they were...

The lifeless body of Mr Nwankwo suspected to have been killed in a machete attack on Saturday was found in...

The beneficiaries are from Ndokwa East and Ndokwa West LG areas of the state.

The Survival Fund Scheme is meant to support small businesses and to protect jobs during COVID-19 pandemic.

The police confirm that 18 people were killed in the attack on the Kaduna community.

The official says the suspects were arrested by police operatives on routine patrol while attempting to relocate one of their...

The court’s freezing order expired on February 2, but the targeted #EndSARS protesters’ accounts remain frozen.

Mr Soyinka said Sunday Igboho had responded to the herders crisis "in the way he knew how."

The journalist and two sons of his neighbour were kidnapped by gunmen on Wednesday.

Lagos was top of the list with 535 new COVID-19 cases on Saturday.

The presidency also criticised the main opposition party, PDP, for calling for the prosecution of the retired military chiefs.

“WHO has not disqualified any country in Africa from accessing COVID-19 vaccines through the COVAX facility."

The scarcity of this essential commodity, which Nigeria happens to be its largest producer, is fast crippling the poultry sector.

The judge's decision to allow LCC repossess the tollgate angered some members of the panel.

Nigeria had said it would receive about 100,000 of the vaccines before the end of February.

Capital flows fell by 71 per cent in the fourth quarter of 2020, compared to the same period in 2019.