Tag: Kogi

While the government has taken steps to deal with the violence, it hasn’t succeeded in stemming it.

PREMIUM TIMES reviews the status of the panels set up to probe acts of police brutality in the wake of ...

Edo, Sokoto and Ekiti recorded price deflation or negative inflation (general decrease in the general price level of food or ...

The police say the suspects had blocked a road, stopping vehicles until the cops confronted them.

Three North Central states of Niger, Kwara and Kogi have converged in Lokoja, Kogi state capital for the ongoing zonal ...

The training held in Lafia and was aimed at equipping the officials with tools in the fight against misinformation.

The Nigeria Insurers Association (NIA) says about 2,000 insured businesses were affected by the violence that erupted during #EndSARS protests ...

The state government says retirees received in the first quarter of the foregoing year N2, 628,283,841.48.

Nigeria’s security apparatus is currently overwhelmed with criminals having a field day killing, maiming and extorting victims.

The Sultan describes the overwhelming presence of Christian clergymen at the inauguration of the mosque as unprecedented.

The police in Kogi have obtained an order from a magistrate to remand Emmanuel Larry and Victor Udoka in prison ...

According to the NCDC, a total of 151,835 patients have recovered after treatment.

The official says CAN would be the number one body to stand against anything that could harm anyone.

Kerosene was most expensive in Taraba, Benue, and Ebonyi.

Gombe, Bauchi and Akwa Ibom recorded the slowest rise in year on year inflation.

On February 27, it will be exactly one year since Nigeria reported its first COVID-19 infection.

Low testing figures in many states has limited Nigeria's ability to determine the true extent of the spread of COVID-19.

Ondo at 17.20 per cent , Abuja at 16.73 per cent and Bauchi at 16.37 per cent recorded the slowest ...

The minister says at least 35 per cent of these inputs target women farmers.

Kogi has refused to accept the existence of coronavirus, with its governor spinning conspiracy theories.

The 14 deaths recorded on Wednesday means Nigeria has now recorded 58 deaths from COVID-19 in four days.

Only 39.9 per cent of the respondents said they would take a COVID-19 vaccine.

Nigeria recorded 15,937 new Covid-19 cases in the last two weeks