CSOs urge Nigerian Senate to pass bill prohibiting illegal importation of small arms, ammunition
The National Commission for the Prohibition of Illegal Importation of Small Arms, Ammunitions and Light Weapons Establishment Bill was first ...
The National Commission for the Prohibition of Illegal Importation of Small Arms, Ammunitions and Light Weapons Establishment Bill was first ...
A truck on Saturday crashed into a market in Ekiti State, killing about 15 persons, including a National Youth Service ...
The police said the girl was not the first person Mr Chukwu had allegedly raped in his neighbourhood
Dangote Industries Limited says it does not produce or import rice and its trucks are not meant to carry third-party ...
Ms Ibrahim used her password to approve unauthorised transactions from accounts belonging to three different organisations
Second-place finisher, Martin Fayulu, says he won the election by a landslide with over 60 percent of votes
He describes the tragedy as a piece of unpleasant news so early in the year
The agency has been crippled due to the refusal of the minister to inaugurate the board.
The school says it is still considering whether to allow the use of the veil
Ebonyi and Bayelsa states recorded the lowest turnout
The parties, under the coalition of united parties (CUPP) and the Inter-Party Advisory Committee, want INEC to call an emergency ...
The case has commenced and Mr Onnoghen is absent.
The senator is under police custody.
The defence team challenges the jurisdiction of the court to hear the case.
Mr Onnoghen was absent when the trial opened on Monday morning, but there were nearly 50 lawyers representing him.
The case has commenced and Mr Onnoghen is absent.
There had been mixed signals about whether the top jurist would appear in court or not.
Mr Onnoghen, Nigeria's 17th Chief Justice, is the first serving Chief Justice to be arraigned for criminal offences.
Police yet to ascertain the cause of the inferno.
The lawmaker urges his supporters to discard the rumour of his disloyalty.
Mr Fayemi said the Ekiti State Traffic Management Agency would be strengthened to enforce the street trading laws.
The federal government has been urged t withdraw the charges against the nation's chief justice.
Various lawyers and the Nigerian Bar Association have condemned Mr Onnoghen's arraignment.
The NLC President, Ayuba Wabba, had said the arrangement was unacceptable.
Keynote addresses will be delivered by J. U. K. Igwe (SAN) and the Wazirin Katsina, Sani Lugga, a professor.
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