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The hunters swear on the Bible and the Quran.

Mr Soyinka said the two leading candidates deserve "absolute rejection" from Nigerians.

Governors Issa Moussa of Zinder and Zakiri Umar of Maradi join President Buhari to campaign in Kano Thursday afternoon.

An official says the 2019 election is the first national assignment to be executed jointly with other security organisations.

The official was kidnapped along with his personal aide.

The accused objected to the appearance of a government official as special prosecutor.

Mr Saraki had in November 2018 queried 14 Senate ad-hoc committees, most of which were set up in 2017.

Jimi Agbaje sued for peace, saying the move was capable of jeopardising the smooth running of the state.

The governor says 200,000 persons got loans to start their own businesses.

Mr Olayanju said he could not continue to be in a party which is divided against itself

Some of the traders said they shut down for security reasons

The boy revealed that the suspect was his lover, the police said.

The prosecution witness was involved in a minor accident on his way to court

The two-day summit, which ended on Wednesday, was organised by the Environmental Rights Action.

The book tells the story of the interplay of politics in the old Oyo Empire.

The suspended DG is seeking an order of the court to direct the SEC to pay his salaries, benefits, and ...

The union has been asking the government to increase their pay and improve their members' working conditions, among other demands.

The accused allegedly drove a Ford Jeep in a dangerous manner that resulted in the death of a woman.

Mr Buhari said his reelection would benefit the southeast as he would not be seeking a third term

Femi Otedola is serving as a state witness in the trial of a former lawmaker, Farouk Lawan.

ASUU is expected to be involved in another round of meetings with the government within the week.

The House of Representatives ad-hoc committee on the new minimum wage commenced a public hearing on the most anticipated amendment ...

Section 174 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State stipulates three years imprisonment for serious assault.

They include those registered before 2015 election and during the Continuous Voter Registration (CVR) from 2017 to Aug. 2018.

The PDP presidential candidate says "the primary responsibility to resist tyranny and protect democracy in Nigeria ultimately lies with Nigerians".