Court sentences man to 28 years imprisonment for fraud
The case was prosecuted by the EFCC.
The case was prosecuted by the EFCC.
Seven people have been rescued and are responding to treatment
The Appeal Court ruled that the national leadership of the party has the power to dissolve the executive committee of ...
Mr Mamu, in a statement, said the abductors threatened to marry off one of the hostages.
The agency says the northern parts of the country are still at risk of floods. Emergency agencies are expected to ...
The singer, Aminu Yahaya-Sharif, 24, was accused of committing blasphemy against the prophet of Islam in a song he circulated ...
Mr Mamu said the rumour making the round that all the captives have been released is not true.
The police said the person released was not the prime suspect in the alleged crime.
EFCC operatives, about a week ago, invaded a hub of BDC operators in the Wuse zone 4 Abuja to arrest ...
He explained that the aim was to save the country from acute scarcity of wheat, whose demand and price had ...
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The teacher, Musa Mai-Almajirai, was reportedly beaten to death in the vigilantes’ office after a woman accused him of stealing ...
The killings spread across the country but were mostly carried out in the Northwest, Northcentral and the Southeast.
The trucks were conveying over 2000 crates of alcoholic drinks worth over N50 Million
The protest is taking place despite the Nigerian government declaring it illegal.
The protesters feared that they may not get the chance to vote during the 2023 election as the Independent National ...
The UNICEF official disclosed that in 2017, N5 billion was allocated to education by the Niger government and only N1.7 ...
He said cholera outbreak is seasonal and is a bacterial infection of humans caused by v.cholerae, which is a Gram-negative ...
The abducted family members of the former governor are still in captivity alongside dozens of other captives.
Mr Gwarzo said private universities cannot address the challenge of access confronting the teeming population of Nigerian admission seekers.
The government said that qualified private sector investors will buy the bulk of the equity in the companies.
The affected companies are Port Harcourt, Kano, Kaduna, Ibadan and Benin distribution companies.
Only 1,075 out of the 2,313 intended pilgrims have travelled to the Holy Land.
It's not clear whether Mr Magaji, a member of the opposition People Democratic Party (PDP), was compelled by the court ...
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