Groups condemn the silence of the Nigerian senate over subsidy removal and insecurity in the country

Fish prices soar as a result of the massive December 20, 2011 oil spill from Shell

Maiduguri protesters stay indoors

Governor Sullivan Chime stops citizens from joining the subsidy removal protests

The police officer is undergoing interrogation for killing a Lagos protester

Citizens react in various ways to the national industrial action declared by the Labour Union

Pictures of protest from different parts of the country

The renowned writers challenge the federal government to arrest the slide to anarchy in the country

Reports reaching us from across the country suggests that the police is using excessive force to quell protests and crackdown ...

Marketers won't earn subsidy claims for products they are selling above N65 per litre

The protest against fuel subsidy removal organized by  Labour and Civil Society groups has kicked off in Lagos.

Ifeanyi Uddin argues the enforcement of the CBN cashless economy initiative will exacerbate two existing divides in the economy: the ...

President Jonathan appears frustrated with the sect's unending deadly insurgency

The unions urges government to accept the House resolution on the way forward

The CBN banks is preaching the gospel of e-payment all over the country

There is heavy military and police presence around the capital

The lower chamber urges the President to jettison the sudden subsidy cut

Governors support fuel subsidy removal because it will bring them more money and up their capacity to dispense political patronage.

Labour dismisses palliative measures in the President

Ademoyo argues that the Christmas Day bombing on St. Theresa Catholic Church raises a serious ethical question about moral shame ...

The 2011/2012 season starts on a winning note for Dolphins and four others

Both Labour and Civil Society unveil detailed program for planned strike and protest march scheduled to commence mid-night on Sunday.

The president addressed the nation, dolling out plans to cushion the effect of removal of subsidy on petroleum products but ...

N1 million was paid for each dead victim while the 82 persons injured in the blast got N250,000 each

The state government also declares curfew in major towns