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Algeria is now the second African country after Mauritius to be officially recognized by the World Health Organisation as malaria-free.

A malaria-free certification proves a nation has interrupted ''indigenous transmission of the disease for at least three consecutive years.''

The farmers were killed in their farmlands on Tuesday morning

The state says it has 727,000 out-of-school children.

Mr Onodugo's appointment is for an initial term of four years with effect from May 14

The bills cover different sectors of the economy The bills cover different sectors of the economy

An expert says the three major kinds of corruption prevalent in the region’s education system is manipulation of girls, favoritism ...

The lecturers want the perpetrators of the crimes apprehended.

The FEC also approved a N1.1 billion contract for a project at FUTA.

The APC chairman said the attack occurred in the wee hours of Wednesday.

Security experts warn that even if the allegation holds any substance, making a public show of it could be severely ...

The FCDA authorities also revoked the Certificate-of-Occupancy (C-of-O) issued on the Caramelo plot.

If established, the Commission will address the developmental challenge and other related matters in the South East zone.

The suspect reportedly said he used the money to finance his political campaigns.

The report has nine other interesting new findings.

Mr Abubakar accused the Buhari administration of desperation to rope the opposition in a phantom plot.

Ms Phillips was charged in 2007 for alleged possession of cocaine

A total of 10,523 graduands qualified for the First Degree certificate.

The speaker says he has not been removed.

The programme supports the women with N4,000 monthly each, to take care of their babies for a period of two ...

Seven members of a family in the community were, last month, burnt to death while returning home from an event ...

The men say high bride price, traditions, pressure and influences are some of the reasons they are not married.

Authorities of the Nigerian capital have used prostitution as a justification to arrest women at nightclubs.

The senate had alleged the money was transferred to the account of a private company.

The researchers are also pressing for President Buhari's assent to the National Research and Innovation Council (NRIC) bill.