Presidency attacks Bishop Kukah over statement to U.S. Congress
The presidency accused Mr Kukah of spreading falsehood with the intent to discredit the administration.
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The presidency accused Mr Kukah of spreading falsehood with the intent to discredit the administration.
These steps are critical as we begin to see worrisome early signs of increasing cases in Nigeria, officials say.
Ceding the power to determine the use of electronic transmission in an election to political office holders and politicians opens ...
Mr Adoke says Mrs Adeosun has admitted to forgery, taking ownership of the forged NYSC exemption certificate she presented as ...
After two days of contention, the House of Representatives passed the controversial electoral amendment bill in a manner that remains ...
Hundreds of individuals and businesses in Ikotun and environs are having to re-evaluate their strategies after Mr Joshua's death.
The lawmakers adopt manual cum electronic transmission of election results.
The Senate had passed the bill with 3% recommended for host communities.
"This implies that prices continued to rise in June 2021 but at a slightly slower rise than it did in ...
The two soldiers were killed while trying to repel the bandits' attack in a community.
Until his demise, he was a director at the Army Headquarters in Abuja.
The 109-member Senate passed the Electoral Amendment Bill on Thursday amid disagreement and rowdiness.
The Senate passed the electoral amendment bill at the committee of the whole after considering the report of its Committee ...
A total of 52 senators voted in favour while 28 voted against.
The senators were already having the clause-by-clause consideration of the bill when they arrived at the section dealing with electronic ...
President Muhammadu Buhari had in May asked the National Assembly to approve the loan.
The University of Jos suspended Sani Adams in 2001 for engaging a colleague in physical scuffle, and laid him off ...
In the amended bill obtained by PREMIUM TIMES, INEC is also given the powers to review results declared by an ...
Much remains to be done since cholera has not been conquered completely.
The Global Media Monitoring Project (GMMP) 2020 report notes that the news media lag in offering inclusive spaces for women, ...
The Senate resolves that all students should vacate the halls of residence immediately.
Looters attacked shopping malls and other businesses in the nation’s industrial centre in Johannesburg and other cities.
Nigerian newspapers expressed their disdain for the bills in their respective editorials on Tuesday.
"We have been on this process for a while and right now, we have suspended it for more consultation to ...
Other students also said the university authorities became more forceful and strict with the enforcement of coronavirus protocols on Tuesday.
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