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"In the same Gwoza, Boko Haram had in a single day lined up young men and summarily shot them dead."

Mr Mailafia, a former presidential candidate of African Democratic Congress (ADC), had alleged that “one of the Northern governors is ...

Mr Maina, who was arraigned by the EFCC for alleged diversion of N100 billion of pension funds, was in detention ...

The number adds to the 1000 reportedly killed in the first three months of the year.

Tuesday's call for the exit of the service chiefs is not the first from the ninth assembly.

Tuesday's call for the exit of service chiefs is not the first from the ninth assembly.

The NSA said the military needs every support it can get to succeed.

Mr Ndume said it was a hard decision for him to take.

The former chairman of the Pension Reform Task Team asks the court to further vary his bail conditions.

The Senate says the matter died as soon as the eight Senate rounded off.

The bill was passed by the National Assembly in 2017 but President Muhammadu Buhari refused to sign it into law ...

The Peace Corps bill was one of the six bills read for the first time at plenary on Tuesday.

The bill consists of N67.54 billion recurrent expenditure and N66.96 billion capital expenditure.

"So far, we have evidence. we just want to make it credible," Ali Ndume says

"I know this has been on the table for years. When this is done, Nigeria can forget about Boko Haram."

The committee's visit to Borno comes at a time soldiers are being killed during attacks by the Boko Haram insurgents.

Most of the appointments appear as compensation for loyalty to the leaders of the Senate, as well as the APC.

Mr Lawan has rescinded Mr Adedayo's appointment.

Mr Ndume contested against Mr Lawan, a Yobe senator who was backed by the All Progressives Congress leadership.

Mr Ndume says he had no regret losing the election.

Mr Ndume lost to Ahmed Lawan on Tuesday.

Mr Lawan, a former lecturer, gets 79 votes to defeat Ali Ndume, his closest rival.

Mr Lawan, a former Senate Leader, was the favoured candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC).

Mr Lawan polled 79 votes to beat his closest rival, Ali Ndume, who garnered 28 votes.