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The initiative came as part of the modality toward protecting its soldiers from consuming unwholesome and poisonous foods or water.

Concerns that an economic slowdown might soon impact fuel consumption are preventing crude prices from rising further, analysts said.

Mr Senchi denies the allegation, but Mr Lamido says the police boss and his family will "never know peace".

The state government says the scholar exemplified the virtues “you would like to see in Nigeria.’’

The government closed its case on Thursday after calling its third witness.

Mr Buhari inaugurated the panel inside the council chamber of the presidential villa, Abuja.

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She said attaining a great feat in life has nothing to do with gender, but performance.

Over 66 per cent of such institutions are at what the agency called “emerging stage” of IT utilisation.

The U.S. report criticised Nigeria's anti-graft and human rights records.

The man has an option of fine, and must return the proceed of crime.

Governor Mohammed Abubakar challenged INEC’s decision to resume collation of results of Tafawa Balewa LGA.

The sole World Cup ticket is now Nigeria’s to lose having recorded four straight wins over their rivals.

The market capitalisation which opened at N11.575 trillion shed N58 billion or 0.50 per cent to close at N11.517 trillion.

The government closes its case after calling three witnesses, despite having listed six.

The commission will, however, hold supplementary elections for two seats in the state House of Assembly.

The law will enhance easy access to public information.

INEC to hold supplementary elections in two Adamawa State Assembly constituencies.

The prominent scholar was the head of African studies at the Canadian varsity until his death on March 10.

The closure of the borders is with effect from Friday noon to Sunday noon.

The APC governorship candidate rejected the outcome of the election and vowed to challenge the result at the tribunal.

The defendants earlier pleaded not guilty to the charges.

The troops will stay in Gambia for one year.

Mr Ganduje has visited the area at least three times this week.

Mr Dogara says those who seek power to oppress will meet their Waterloo