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GCI is an initiative of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) which aims to provide insight into the cybersecurity engagements of...

Part of the government's plan was for the Almajiri school students to attend formal schools in the morning.

Mr Tsoho acknowledged that corruption cannot be eliminated completely but can be controlled.

Veteran Sports journalist, Akinloye Oyebanji, dies at 62

”Boko Haram sect sometimes in April this year reportedly kidnapped a National Youth Service Corps member, Abraham Amuta and a...

The deputy governor had complained that his principal deliberately denied him his accumulated entitlements.

The nominees answered questions ranging from health, commerce, as well as communications.

The lawyer speaks on the need to establish 'regional Supreme Courts'.

“For the avoidance of doubt, milk importation is not banned. Indeed, the CBN has no such power. All we will...

An online publication reported that the HOS and others allegedly stole the money meant for Civil Servants Group Life Insurance...

The official said some of the companies illegally imported hides from countries such as Lebanon and Turkey.

PREMIUM TIMES reported how the corps members were killed on March 20 at Victory International School, Yenagoa.

Liberia celebrated its 172nd independence anniversary.

The former chief judge, Adamu AbdulKafarati, attained the retirement age of 65 years on July 25.

The lawmaker says some of the ministerial nominees have not complied with a major rule.

This is partly based on a series of protest turned violent by members of the El-Zakzaky group in the FCT.

The government has been accused of not complying with court orders.

The groups want Mr Buhari to take another look at the ministerial list.

Mr Buhari said Nigerians should not lose sight of the laws, regulations, geography, culture, history and many other factors "that...

Over 1.6 million candidates in SS3 sat for the May/June 2019 WASSCE in Nigeria.

Eight nominees have been rescheduled to be screened on Friday.

The presidency has reacted to a Boko Haram video showing six kidnapped aid workers.

Sunday Dare said telecom regulators are worried by the use of mobile phones by kidnappers to negotiate ransom.

A police spokesperson says ''he does know if corpses of 15 Shiite members are in their custody as alleged by...

More nominees were again spared grilling on Wednesday