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As of the time of reporting, Nigeria has confirmed 48,770 COVID-19 cases.

The soldier has for over one month been prevented from seeing his lawyer and family members.

Mr Ajayi formally joined the ZLP on Friday and is expected to fly the party's flag at the October 10...

Mr Kashamu died last week Saturday at the First Cardiology Consultants Hospital in Lagos after battling the dreaded COVID-19.

A store manager said that products placed on a discount shelf were products nearing their expiration dates and that customers...

One death was recorded from the virus in the past 24 hours pushing the total number of confirmed deaths from...

The information minister and his transportation colleague inspect the Lagos-Ibadan rail project.

A probe panel reported that UNILAG VC, Oluwatoyin Ogundipe spent above his approval limits and beyond budgetary provisions, claims he...

The immediate past president of ANA explains why he had challenges handing over to a successor.

Both professors, Miracle Oyewola and Dare Ademola had written a letter, demanding an apology from Chukwuemeka Diji, a former lecturer...

Adoke is seeking an order for the redaction of certain witness statements attributed to Mr Malami in the P&ID trial.

The enforcement of the new regulations will now take off from August 27, 2020 instead August 20 initially announced by...

A total of 973 people have now died from the virus in Africa's most populous country.

Wale Babalakin defended the removal of Oluwatoyin Ogundipe as vice-chancellor of UNILAG.

On Wednesday, the university governing council controversially removed the erstwhile vice-chancellor, Oluwatoyin Ogundipe.

This is the penultimate quarterfinal game of the Champions League

The money had been frozen in a Dublin-based bank account by Ireland's anti-graft agency, Criminal Assets Bureau, in 2014.

The National Judicial Council has recommended 22 judges to President Muhammadu Buhari for appointment to the Supreme Court and other...

The new rate is an increase from the 23.1% unemployment rate recorded in the third quarter of 2018, the last...

The UNILAG Senate and its staff unions also declared support for Mr Ogundipe.

The government's decision to fine Nigeria Info 99.3FM N5 million over an interview has outraged Nigerians.

Ten deaths were recorded in the past 24 hours, pushing the total number of fatalities so far to 966.

Many Nigerians view the new code as a backdoor attempt to clamp down on free speech, dissent and the media.

A former presidential aspirant, Obadiah Mailafia, had, while speaking on the station alleged that a northern state governor is a...

But while figures of fatalities are piling in the homeland thus far, there is no official count of Nigerians in...