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Mr Magu was arrested at the Wuse II office of the EFCC in Abuja Monday afternoon.

The spread of the novel Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) in Nigeria touched a new milestone as the latest statistics provided by...

The management says all trainings, contracts and rehabilitation it carried out received the approvals of the Federal Ministry of Labour...

The development is also coming weeks after Mr Akeredolu’s deputy, Agboola Ajayi, left the APC for the People's Democratic Party...

Mr Abdulkadir was a member of the National Working Committee of the APC that was recently dissolved by the party's...

Nineteen passengers and two crew members were aboard the capsized boat.

The chairman of the union, Femi Ajoloko, accused the government of subjecting the healthcare workers to untold hardship.

The deputy governor led an Oyo State delegation to the prayer.

There was a drop in the number of confirmed cases reported on Sunday (544) compared to what was reported on...

"This latest cowardly attack on the UN humanitarian helicopter is yet another desperate rear guard action by the Boko Haram...

47-year-old Emmanuel Mekuri allegedly stabbed Patricia Ogunshola on her right thigh and subsequently stabbed himself on the stomach.

Two senior NNPC officials left the corporation last week.

Nigeria has, so far, recorded over 28,000 cases of coronavirus.

None of the organisers of the concert has also been arrested or prosecuted.

The number of people who recovered from the virus and were discharged also increased last week.

The APC and PDP constituted governorship campaign committees for the upcoming governorship election in Edo State.

Six deaths were recorded from the virus, bringing the total number of confirmed deaths from the virus to 634.

The labour ministry insists that the controversial suspension of the management followed due process.

The affected hospitals are the state’s 19 general hospitals, three specialist hospitals and more than 100 healthcare centres scattered across...

Bolaji Abdullahi explains why the Otoge movement swept the Saraki political family out of power in Kwara State.

Mr Umahi said some of his close aides also tested positive for the virus.

Both armies consist largely of proxies and tribal militias

Sunny Neji also speaks on his history and projects he is working on.

Twelve deaths were recorded from the virus on Friday.

The suspect made his first appearance in a U.S court, Friday morning.