Fix Critical Roads To Reduce Insecurity, Military Urges Nigeria Government
ENigeria’s military has urged Works Minister Umahi to prioritise road repairs in the North-East to reduce insecurity.
ENigeria’s military has urged Works Minister Umahi to prioritise road repairs in the North-East to reduce insecurity.
Jigawa Governor Umar Namadi has embarked on a study tour to Ethiopia with a high-level delegation.
Former militant Jackrich-Egberipapa says militants in Nigeria deliberately partner with other militant groups to create conflict.
Senegal has seized nearly 1,140kgs of cocaine valued at $146 million.
NUPRC has implemented measurement regulation for accurate monitoring of daily production, aimed to enhance Nigeria’s hydrocarbon account and curb theft.
Emmanuel Macron announced that over $2.1 billion in humanitarian aid has been pledged by donors to avert Sudan’s famine crisis
Coroner blames parents and family doctor for Oromoni’s death, exonerating Dowen College and its students.
Nigeria will no longer pay ransoms, neither to terrorist kidnappers, nor to policies that enslave Nigerians economically, Tinubu tells Newsweek.
Nigeria’s Communications Minister Tijani says with the investment that the government is putting in, Nigeria would lead Africa in AI.
NUPRC’s Komolafe promises increased synergy between local refineries and producers in the second half of 2024 for a self-reliant petroleum landscape.
President Tinubu has declared the first week of April as Police week and April 7 as National Police day.
Air Peace Chairman Onyema has rewarded solo driver Nubi with a London Business Class return ticket for her bravery.
El-Rufai insists the price of petrol should have been higher than diesel presently sold at about N1,000 but for subsidy.
Naira’s appreciation against the greenback on the parallel market marked the first time it reached N1000/$ since September 26, 2023.
To prevent potential attack by O’odua Nation agitators, Osun Governor Adeleke has deployed security operatives across the state.
Governor Makinde has throw light on the invasion of the Government Secretariat by suspected Yoruba Nation agitators, last Saturday.
22 abductees taken from Federal University Gusau were received in a reception in Abuja on Monday.
O’odua Nation agitator, 55-year-old lecturer Alabi Ogundeji, claims that their actions followed all due processes and legal procedures.
Brutal attacks by extremist-linked rebels has led to the death of at least 11 people in Congo.
Tanzania is grappling with devastating floods, claiming 58 lives and affecting over 126,000 amid ongoing heavy rainfall in East Africa.
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