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The air force said the accident happended in Kaduna.

The victim, who was released on March 28, was kidnapped on March 22.

The president's early school claims are being challenged at the Presidential Election Petitions Tribunal.

The electoral umpire submits its response to Atiku Abubakar's petition at the Presidential Election Petitions Tribunal.

The Sokoto arrest came two days after JAMB caught another man who claimed to be a professor.

The kit will provide accurate results in 20 minutes and can be run using blood or serum/plasma.

Atiku Abubakar is challenging the victory of President Muhammadu Buhari in the February 23 presidential poll.

EFCC had secured an interim order for forfeiture of the sums on April 20, 2018.

The witness, a staff of Heritage Bank, testified in court against the ex-NDDC official.

A lawmaker accuses the president of being selective in his responses "to cases like this."

Four international anti-corruption crusaders gave the appeal Thursday in a joint petition sent from Italy.

More than 26 suspected drug traffickers absconded after they were granted bail by a federal court.

Officials and candidates say exercise was generally smooth.

The court accused the lawmakers of "slapping (it) in the face" but agreed to hear their submission on Friday.

Leah is one of the 115 pupils abducted by Boko Haram from Science Secondary School Dapchi, Yobe State on February...

The examination holds across the country on Thursday, and is billed to end Wednesday, April 17.

Two kidnap victims were also rescued during the exercise that was launched on April 5 across five states and Abuja.

Mr Konduga alleges that he was kept in detention for an extra three years after serving his three-year jail term...

Mr Al-Bashir, 75, resigned from office and reportedly fled to Saudi Arabia on Thursday, ending a 30-year rule.

Nigerians react to the 'prompt' arrest of the officer who was caught on video.

The officer was stung by the bees during a patrol duty.

Reports Thursday morning say the Sudanese leader handed over to the supreme military council.

The JAMB examination is expected to hold for about a week across Nigeria.

Government says the project is to improve the country's justice system and decongest its prisons.

The group behind the posters says they are not for electioneering campaign.