Nigerian govt refutes report of governors’ meeting in Abuja over Buhari
The government insists that the president is not sick.
The government insists that the president is not sick.
"Food insecurity during 2017 will be driven primarily by three factors," the report stated.
The organisation said violent crackdown on protesters marred Nigeria’s security reform efforts.
"U.S. intelligence services have been politicised by the Obama administration," Julian Assange said.
The figure is the highest in 10 years and an increase of 15 per cent compared to 2015.
The reports trended in the last 48 hours.
The Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria said it was investigating the crash.
A damning report by an observer team accuses government agencies of bias.
The report captured details between 1980 and 2012.
A UN report says female genital mutilation is most rampant in Osun State.
Some of the refugees were forcefully repatriated by Cameroon.
"Pneumonia is now the leading cause of child deaths in Nigeria, a position previously held by malaria over the years."
“Total PMS supplied by NNPC from October 2015 to September 2016 is 10.4 billion litres."
The beneficiaries cumulatively took N205 million as loan.
A Human Rights Watch report detailed allegations of sexual abuse of persons displaced by Boko Haram.
“My agent and lawyer have written to Lazio, but after two months we have heard nothing from the club.”
"Better educated mothers are less likely to have their daughters cut."
In the 2015-2016 edition of the Global Competitive Index, Nigeria ranked 124th out of 140 countries.
"While 60 institutions out of 800 submitted such reports to the AGF in 2015, only 44 submitted in 2016."
The report says police operatives tortured detainees at various facilities.
The Police assures Nigerians and the International community of best practices in policing
Over 14million affected by humanitarian crisis in Nigeria’s Northeast - International groups
"Everywhere was shaking. It was something else. I thought the world had come to an end."
Retired and serving officers are scheming to suppress the findings of the panel.
Hissène Habré received support amid systematic abuses, the Human Rights Watch says in a new report.
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