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The president had in a letter informed the Senate of his intention to appoint 15 special advisers

Several Boko Haram fighters were also killed when troops returned fire during an ambush Wednesday night, military sources say.

The project is expected to be implemented between September 1, 2019 and August 31, 2021.

Oxfam says about 30 per cent of companies in Nigeria are involved in tax evasion.

The UN declared the Nelson Mandela Day in November 2009.

Two corps members, Oluwatobiloba Popoola and George Onakpoma, were killed in the attack.

The Federal High Court in March ordered the forfeiture of all properties belonging to the late air marshal to the...

Mr Lawan said the executive and legislative arms have agreed to hold a security summit.

Prior to the confirmation, the lawmakers unanimously agreed to go into a closed-door session

All the appointments will take effect from July 19.

An official admitted some of the challenges the programme has encountered in some states

The official also speaks on what the UNDP, others are doing to resolve the crisis.

Mr Akinwunmi expressed concern over insecurity in the country.

The Edo State House of Assembly has been embroiled in controversies over the ‘inauguration’ and the ‘election’ of a new...

President Muhammadu Buhari had on Thursday requested Mr Muhammad's confirmation.

Eight cases were confirmed in the laboratory with one death recorded.

Mr Dada said he “felt betrayed by Nigeria,” after making several requests to get his payment.

The forum is expected to endorse the Lake Chad Basin Regional Stabilisation, Recovery and Resilience Strategy.

"If there are too many almajiris in a state, then the government is not following the constitution."

The only way NHIS could be made compulsory is if its old Act is repealed.

According to a statement by the speaker’s spokesperson, most of the appointees were former members of the house.

The ship was sailing without freight from Cameroon’s port city of Douala to Abidjan in Ivory Coast when the pirates...

The octogenarian diplomat urges the nation's political elites not to "live in denial."

The opposition party says increasing rate of killings and kidnappings has become worrisome.

The Bishop warns that the country is on a dangerous precipice, asking leaders to rise up to the situation.