UNICEF estimates that Nigeria records 6.7 million cases of childhood pneumonia every year, with about 200,000 under-five deaths.

Mrs Obayan died less than one year after winning her prolonged case at the Supreme Court against her former employer- ...

The police tweeted on Tuesday that the acting Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Adamu, “has ordered full investigation into the ...

The group's reaction follows the controversial suspension of Mr Onnoghen on Friday by President Muhammadu Buhari.

An Afenifere faction led by Ayo Fasanmi endorsed Mr Buhari's re-election bid in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital, on Tuesday.

Presidential election holds in Nigeria on February 16.

The assessment contradicts Trump’s periodic assessments of North Korea’s commitment to denuclearisation.

Nigerians go to polls on February 16 and March 2.

The governor describes the birth as an indication of victory for the PDP candidates at all levels

An official says the funds will reduce pressure on the nation's health budget.

Mr Buhari speaks while on a campaign tour of two South-east states.

The agency predicts sunny, haze, cloudy weather across the country.

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The UN agency says Nigeria has the second largest number of stunted children in the world.

Some lawmakers alleged plans by the Ministries of Finance and Industry, Trade and Investment to return the money to World ...

Naira on Tuesday, January 29 continued to exchange at an average of N360/$1.

Experts analyse the challenges facing easy access to water

The formal announcement comes days after PREMIUM TIMES reported the fresh changes in the police force.

The review essentially takes place every five years by global standards.

South Africa, Nigeria among top 30 countries with highest illicit financial flows

The country has been facing a wave of terror attacks since the ouster of former President Mohammed Morsi in 2013.

The All-Share Index (ASI) shed 165.53 points to close at 31,178.71, compared with 31,344.24 achieved on Monday.

The former president urges the people of Bayelsa to vote for the PDP presidential candidate.

Nigeria, no longer a colony, Mr Oshimhole posits.

Some lawyers faulted the procedure that led to the directive for the boycott.