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The lawmakers approved N75.14 billion for recurrent and N184.10 billion for capital expenditure.

The N4.6 billion represents two per cent of total tax collected by FIRS in FCT.

“We should support our foreign border closure by President Muhammadu Buhari and his ultimate importance to the homegrown policy,' Mr ...

“The next election will be a challenging one because of a gentleman’s agreement to rotate power," Ms Thomas-Greenfield said.

He also named Enugu, Ebonyi, Ekiti, Imo, Kogi, Anambra, Gombe, and Bauchi as well as Nigeria military among the states ...

“The bandits comprised of people from many tribes. It is not restricted to Fulani as is being assumed,” the Zamfara ...

Some of the returnees narrated their experiences.

“The first flight leaves by 09:00 hours this Wednesday with about 320 passengers and the second batch will leave on ...

The president says those committing crimes "are a minority."

“What we are saying is that they (contractors) need approvals from the cabinet and luckily that cabinet is in place ...

The school said the invaders have shown a pattern in their operation by attacking female students during holidays.

The RMAFC will inaugurate a standing review committee next week.

An official says MTN will have to prove it has a right to deduct tax from the fine.

He said the conference welcomed the recent resolution of the Senate and the House of Representatives.

Mr Fasasi said that Mr Sanwo-Olu should urgently come to the aid of the institution to prevent its fall.

The state says it has 727,000 out-of-school children.

The President cannot afford to remain neutral on who emerges leaders of the National Assembly as in 2015

The budget is made up of N157.12 billion recurrent expenditure and N323.28 capital expenditure.

The university lecturers had raised allegations against Mr Babalakin.

In 12 years, Nigeria's population grew by about 58 million.

Only the Ogbomoso-Oyo section of the expressway linking Ilorin to Ibadan remains to be completed

Mr Olukoyede's confirmation process had earlier created rancour amongst the lawmakers.

The concerned committees fail to present reports on the bills contrary to the rules.

The organisation also urged INEC to “investigate the sources of other cases of apparently unexplained campaign financing.”