The Assembly explains why it backed the state governor's request.

Nigeria has played England twice in the past.

Gov. Akeredolu of Ondo was also targeted by a gunman, his party says.

Fans queued up along Oxford Street Friday morning to get their hands on the kit before it sells out.

The Appeal Court overruled the decision of the High Court.

The finance minister has been excessively generous with cash for the funding of federal lawmakers' self-enrichment projects.

This is a follow up to his debut album "Bad Hair."

A key question should be whether Uzoho is good enough to be Eagles’ No.1?

Mr Ngige’s announcement appears to have dampened the morale of workers, who have been expecting a new wage in September.

Of the 5,253 candidates, Kano State had the highest number of 308 candidates.

The new law is aimed at relaxing some of the stringent and discriminatory provisions of the constitution.

The management of the college sacked the bursar following series of petitions bordering on sexual harassment filed by his victims.

Various items, including a car were seized from the suspects

Obong University is one of the two private universities in Akwa Ibom State.

As Minister of Transportation, Mr Amaechi supervises aviation agencies such as FAAN.

The president had lightly urged the youth to postpone their campaign till after 2019 election when he seeks re-election.

The campaign is in response to yellow fever cases reported in the country since 2017 when the first case was ...

The Buhari administration has disobeyed several court orders, especially those favouring its detainees.

Shortly after its independence from Sudan in 2011, South Sudan plunged into a civil war.

Mr Magu says the commission is ready to act against fraudulent individuals who are responsible.

Walking at an average pace or faster can lower the risk of mortality by 20 to 24 percent compared to ...

The carbon monoxide from cigarettes carries anywhere between 4,000 and 7,000 chemical compounds and more than 60 of them carcinogenic.

The returnees arrived in two batches at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA), Lagos on Wednesday and Thursday.

The army launched the four-month long operation in Borno North on May 1.

An official says feeding would resume “next week” when all the issues would have been sorted.