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PREMIUM TIMES had earlier published the identities of 16 top military officers allegedly involved in the failed attempt.

The ministry stated that the approval followed President Bola Tinubu's directive to ensure the immediate settlement of arrears owed to ...

Refuting the claims of widespread religious intolerance, President Tinubu said such portrayals “do not reflect our national reality,” emphasising that ...

On 29 October President Bola Tinubu approved a 15 per cent import tariff on petrol and diesel, a policy expected ...

 “Our refinery is currently loading over 45 million litres of PMS and 25 million litres of diesel daily, which exceeds ...

Mr Bagudo, 60, was seized on Friday night in his hometown, Bagudo, the headquarters of Bagudo Local Government Area, shortly ...

The ministry further noted that religious freedom has not been impeded in the country, and Christians have the freedom to ...

With both NARD and ARD-FCTA now on indefinite strike, public hospitals nationwide are expected to experience widespread service disruptions starting ...

In a post made on Truth Social, Mr Trump claimed Christianity in Nigeria faces a serious existential threat as radical ...

The court ordered the PDP to do the needful before embarking on the national convention.

The government said that the move aims to position Nigeria to effectively partake in the global carbon market and unlock ...

The attack, according to local sources and jihadi experts, targeted a security position in Nuku, a Kwara State village bordering ...

Witnesses told our reporter that the deceased, a father of six, was riding behind a trailer leaving the Enjema coal ...

Army spokesperson Appolonia Aneke announced the deployments in a Thursday statement.

The implementation, according to the FIRS, would commence after a 30-day transition window, allowing importers to adjust cargoes already in ...

Some of the officers suspected to be involved in the coup plot include a brigadier general, a colonel, four lieutenant ...

The lawmakers cited “irreconcilable differences” and internal divisions within their former parties as reasons to join the APC.

Mr Alausa said the disbursements have been released through the Accountant-General of the Federation’s (OAGF) office, adding that universities should ...

The screening followed a formal request by President Bola Tinubu, who earlier on Tuesday transmitted a letter to the House, which ...

Mrs Tinubu emphasised that the sustainability of Nigeria’s TB response cannot depend solely on external assistance.

The confirmation of the service chiefs, appointed last Friday, followed a closed-door screening session that lasted for about one hour.

PREMIUM TIMES earlier reported that about 20 military officers were arrested and detained for allegedly planning to stage a coup.

The president, however, still pardoned 15 people, including ex-lawmaker Farouk Lawan.

President Bola Tinubu appointed the new service chiefs on 24 October.

Speaker Abbas Tajudeen has constituted a committee to screen the new service chiefs after Wednesday’s plenary.