Tag: Abuja

An official said the main objective of multidisciplinary approach is to provide effective coordinated cancer care for the benefits of ...

The money was said to have been sealed in brown envelopes and transported in 'Ghana must go' bags.

A government spokesperson says the negative impact on businesses is a "sacrifice" not too big for small businesses to make ...

President Muhammadu Buhari extended the tenure of the IGP by three months on Thursday.

The court adjourned his trial till April 27

Mr Adamu was due to retire from the police last Monday having spent the maximum 35 years in service.

The entrances into both Abuja markets were locked Tuesday afternoon.

The anti-graft agency says the suspects "were smoked out of their hideout, a guest house" in the Mpape suburb of ...

P&ID, a British Virgin Island firm, had obtained an $8.9billion judgment from a U.K court against Nigeria over a failed ...

“The Nigerian Army under my leadership was able to achieve great feat in the fight against insurgency in the country," ...

The judge says instead of issuing an order of injunction, it is better to give the matter an accelerated hearing.

Mr Makinde says there has been a lot of fake news in circulation and he wanted to be sure the ...

Most of the 10 judges in the Abuja division of the court did not sit on Monday following the news ...

Bala Mohammed became Governor of Bauchi  in 2019.  He scored 515,113 votes to defeat Governor Muhammed Abubakar, who polled 500, 625 votes.

”A situation where ECOWAS has 23 statutory appointees, of which 13 are Commissioners for this Commission is totally unsustainable."

The governor said this Friday while addressing journalists at the State House, Abuja, after a meeting with President Muhammadu Buhari.

FCTA says abandoned buildings constitute a security risk in Abuja

The plaintiff alleges that Mr Dogara had frustrated efforts to personally serve the court processes on him.

The court ruled that NJC's grounds of objection to Ms Ofili-Ajumogobia’s suit were “misplaced” and its claims “misconstrued”.

The two factions react to the court ruling.

The finance minister confirmed the decision to sell some government properties in a document submitted to lawmakers.

Those sued by Mr Okeke include activists, musicians, comedians, among other celebrities, who supported the protests.