North Central

Bandits on Saturday launched fresh attacks on Kagara and its adjoining communities.

The state government also directs the 10 schools it shut last week over the hijab controversy to reopen on Monday.

Governor Abubakar Bello says he has "little or no support from the government at the centre" for the rescue of...

Mr Adedimeji, a professor of Pragmatics and Applied Linguistics, was until his appointment a lecturer and one of the most...

The Kwara governor promised to set up an implementation committee.

The federal and Niger State governments say they are hopeful of securing the release of the Kagara abduction victims soon...

Governor Lalong says unlike the NLTP, RUGA fell short of addressing the concerns of most state governors

Kwara government says it will likely announce its position on the hijab controversy this week.

A total of 27 students, three staff members and 12 members of their family were abducted after the attack on...

The passengers were said to be heading to Minna from Kotangora when the incident happened.

The sector commander of the FRSC says 10 persons were involved in the accident.

Bandits on Wednesday abducted 27 students, three staff and family members of Government Science College, Kagara, Niger State.

The learning and boarding facilities at the Government Science College, Kagara, are dilapidated and in dire need of renovation.

The inferno affected a 20-room hostel in the school, the fire service says.

The governor of Niger met with President Buhari in Abuja on Wednesday "following two serious kidnap incidents" in his state.

Three of the roads approved by FEC are within the Abuja city centre while two are in the satellite towns...

The protesters were sacked teachers demanding reabsorption

27 students and workers were Wednesday morning abducted at Government Science College, Kagara

Governor Sani-Bello ordered boarding schools to close in Rafi, Mariga, Munya and Shiroro LGAs

The affected soldiers were attached to the 153 Task Force Battalion in Marte Local Government Council of the state.

The traders allege the state government protected the house of the state's deputy governor but demolished their shops

The kidnappers are reportedly demanding N500 million to release the victims.

The exact number of students kidnapped by the bandits has not been ascertained.