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While Jurgen Klopp’s men are seen as favourites for the Super Cup, Chelsea have a point to prove with their ...

The family calls for an independent investigation involving an international body.

Mr Obono-Obla and his panel appeared to enjoy the backing of the presidency until the authorities moved against him last ...

Third-Party Fact-Checking programme was launched in 2018 across five countries in Sub-Saharan Africa, which included South Africa, Kenya, Nigeria, Senegal, ...

He says the dispute between the police and the army should not have degenerated into a blame game

Ekiti East Local Government Area, which has Omuo Town as its headquarters, has experienced continued supply cut since 2016.

The latest deceased was from Lagos State.

The elderly trader says wants a better Nigeria and has nothing to lose at 70 years of age.

Flight cancellations have now entered a second day at one of the world's busiest airports, prompting China to slam the ...

The actress also lamented the absence of mentors in the Nigerian film industry.

The reality star’s management claimed that the reports are not only derogatory but sensational.

The attack has forced the military to relocate troops to a larger camp in Damasak, military sources say.

The government says the virus was first detected in a local government in Ebonyi in July.

Workers warn of impending strike in Abia over unpaid salary arrears

The defendant allegedly killed his father over an allegation that he was a wizard.

Other famous players to have worn the shirt include Brazilian Ronaldo, Cameroon forward Samuel Eto’o and Argentine Hernan Crespo.

The player was killed in a plane crash in January.

The US government requires a minimum of 3000 members, among other conditions, for the licensing of federal credit unions.

There have been attacks in Congo targeting health workers helping to stem the spread of Ebola.

In March, it announced a 15 billion rand divestment programme over the next three years.

Roadside attacks are common in the volatile East African nation.

A committee, headed by the former governor’s deputy, Ibrahim Wakkala, had questioned several financial transactions of the Yari-led administration

In July, the Japanese government canceled preferential treatment for the export of fluorinated polyimides, photoresist, and hydrogen fluoride to South ...

The U.S. government on Wednesday issued an interim regulation, prohibiting its federal agencies from purchasing telecommunications equipment and services from ...

The president ‎said that the students were becoming scared of entering the university campus because of the fear of unlawful ...