The 2012 budget is replete with provisions already in last year

Taxpayers will spend a fortune feeding the president and his deputy next year

The minister says the IMF and the World Bank are not dictating to Nigeria on what policy to adopt

The casualties, the police say, mistakenly detonated the bombs they were manufacturing

Senator Ali Ndume will spend Christmas as a free man before returning to court in the new year

It is another day of explosion and confusion in Kaduna

The electricity provider says the huge debt is crippling its business

The state has been spending billions paying workers that do not exist

The combination of police surveillance and support of members of the public helped the police in scoring a major victory ...

The pastor is under heavy attack for slapping a member of his congregation

Eboe-Osuji was elected in the last round of voting, garnering the highest number

The governor overran his opponents, conceding only five votes to them to share

The protest, which started peacefully, was broken up with police officers firing tear gas into the crowd and shooting live ...

The police threw caution to the wind as they tear-gassed, pushed, shoved, beat protesters, leaving some of them unconscious

Another Okadigbo will sit in the Senate afterall

Minister of State for Finance challenges governments to explore other revenue sources apart from oil

The Supreme Court says those who contested on the party's platform were not those who won the primary

The attackers were so daring that they felled three armed officers

The Supreme Court says a drunk trigger-happy police officer should die by hanging

Justice Gabriel Kolawole says Ndume is better off in prison custody

Three tiers of government share N612.077billion in November at the monthly FAAC meeting

When it comes to the issue of state police, the governors don

Survey indicates the president's home state of Bayelsa records the highest number of murder cases in Nigeria

The author argues Nigeria lies prostrate because of the actions, and sometimes inaction of Nigerians

The remaining 4,000 American troops will leave by the end of the year