Top seven sports events last week: NPFL postponed, France win World Cup
Kerber also beat Serena.
Kerber also beat Serena.
The classrooms are part of constituency projects Mr Melaye plans to commission in his constituency in coming days.
The salary hikes come amid limited fiscal space that has seen government spending more than 90 per cent of its ...
Mr Buhari delivers a speech at the ICC.
Mr Katsina-Alu was the CJN from December 30, 2009 to August 28, 2011.
Over 55 people have been injured and 18 have gone missing in the monsoon-induced disasters in last one month.
British Open, in its 147th edition, will introduce blood testing this week.
"Truly, a prophet often has more honour outside, than in his own country. But then, this prophet undoubtedly has honour ...
The artiste made it clear that he had ordered new cars.
More than a week after the scandal broke out, both the minister and her employer, the Federal Government of Nigeria, ...
The station is to pay N500,000 in fine.
Investors in Musk’s companies, including Tesla, the electric carmaker, had called on the CEO to apologise.
More than 400 passengers flew from the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa.
Mr Ali explained that Nigerian ports have been ranked poor by major agencies.
The current NDDC Board inherited the arrears dating back to 2013.
He died in Abuja after a brief illness.
He described his three-year trial as tough.
Mr Mandela, who died in 2013, was the first democratically-elected president of South Africa.
There are 23 presidential candidates in Zimbabwe’s coming election.
The project is part the state government’s “Operation Light-Up Bayelsa”.
The UN warns that the violence risks changing into terrorist attacks.
The observers say the election fell short of global standards.
The Imo State chapter of the party experienced parallel congresses.
The House of Representatives passed a resolution to suspend Mr Omo-Agege.
"Since the day of the poll, the government office has been shut and my security agents have been withdrawn."
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