State assembly raises alarm, as Amotekun begins enforcement of okada ban in Ondo
The state governor, Rotimi Akeredolu, had issued an order banning the operation of commercial motorcycles beyond 6 p.m.
The state governor, Rotimi Akeredolu, had issued an order banning the operation of commercial motorcycles beyond 6 p.m.
Mr Babalakin, who had resigned from the position on September 17, said the council that was dissolved could not have ...
As of the time of filing this report, they denied vehicles to move in and out of the secretariat, chanting ...
A drunken police officer assaulted Ayomide Taiwo over a N50 bribe on August 3, leading to his death in hospital ...
The Benue Internal Revenue Service (BIRS) had on Monday reported the abduction of five tax officers.
A total of 152 new cases were reported from 12 states on Tuesday.
Suspicious payments were made to 21 staff members within four months.
The embassy says it is investigating the matter.
Mr Magu is also being probed by a presidential panel expected to submit its report Friday.
A second professor, expected to also be arraigned, is believed to be on the run.
The match ended 1-1.
"A UN helicopter indeed undertook a mission to Banki and has since returned to Maiduguri."
The Nigerian Army's 82 Division is hosting a two-day inter-agency training workshop to launch the Exercise Crocodile Smile VI.
The state has gone over 130 days without recording a new COVID-19 case or death as experts criticise its handling ...
The government says the official could be dismissed.
During the period, flags will fly at half-mast on all public buildings and edifices
Meanwhile, states with the lowest average price of petrol in October were Niger at N158.38, Sokoto at N158.57 and Delta, ...
“I’m not broken. If there is a protest somewhere, I will cover it as I have always done, and no ...
Some dismissed police officers also appeared before the panel.
The panel is headed by Ayo Salami, a former appeal court president.
Pelumi, 20, was last seen alive on October 24.
The judge grants an extension to the court order, permitting Mr Okupe to travel for medical treatment.
The Senate spokesperson said lawmakers never received any 'COVID-19 palliatives' from President Buhari.
The world hit the 50 million threshold last Monday.
In clear violation of extant law, Fashola's ministry paid over ₦4.6 billion into personal accounts of directors, staff in four ...
All content is Copyrighted © 2025 The Premium Times, Nigeria
