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The police said the officers in the in viral video have been identified, apprehended and are facing internal disciplinary proceedings.

Confirmed cases were 566,064 and 25, 401 deaths on Friday evening, according to worldometer.

Mr Adigun allegedly misinformed the public that the government had purchased disinfecting machines to combat the spread of COVID-19 in ...

The Bauchi State governor tested positive to coronavirus on Tuesday.

ACP Ibrahim died with his wife, a presidential aide said.

The Health Commissioner says there could be 39,000 cases of coronavirus in Lagos if good social distancing is not adhered ...

“We are in an unprecedented situation where a global health pandemic has turned into an economic and financial crisis."

The bank says it closed its physical branches because of the resultant lockdown in different states.

Mr Nkereuwem Akpan replaces Uche Anozia the Bayelsa State commissioner of police.

The All-Share Index, which opened at 21,757.47 inched 104.31 points or 0.48 per cent to close at 21,861.78.

The soldiers lost their lives in a deadly Boo Haram ambush on their convoy.

The minister of youth and sport says the plan has the approval of President Buhari.

NNPC chief said the fund would be deployed to meet three important emergencies.

NNPC chief said the fund would be deployed to meet three important emergencies.

The President saluted the public-spiritedness of wealthy Nigerians and organisations for standing up to be counted in the battle against ...

The President saluted the public-spiritedness of wealthy Nigerians and organisations for standing up to be counted in the battle against ...

As concerns about coronavirus rise in Nigeria, with impact on children education, mums have lamented their new reality.

The British leader is experiencing mild symptoms, reports say.

According to the research, the cost of shipment to Apapa is nearly five times that of Durban, South Africa.

"Let’s sacrifice our March 2020 salaries and allowances to contribute N1 million each to procure ventilators."

Ighalo's current contract expires in December 2022 and Shanghai want to keep him until December 2024.

Many Nigerians have criticised the president for not addressing them despite the increasing cases of the disease in the country.

“I advise all Nigerians to follow to the letter the health guidelines issued by the Federal Ministry of Health and ...

The politician said he rejected the appointment because it was “too demeaning” for him.

It is the highest number of cases confirmed so far by the NCDC in a day.