The Nigerian Navy and the Pakistani Navy are working to strengthen their bilateral relations in the maritime sector.

Nwabueze Ugwu says those involved in producing the 2014 confab report took into consideration everything that makes up Nigeria.

Sani Shinkafi says it’s time for Zamfara leaders to prioritise welfare of their constituents over political expediency.

To enhance women’s rights, Osun Governor Ademola Adeleke directs Justice Ministry to compile list of affected women for executive pardon.

Women of a Port Harcourt community with mourning attire and placards, disrupted activities at the airport.

Tinubu has urged the Okuama Community to cooperate in bringing the murderers of 17 military officers to justice.

Oyo’s first tourism summit aims to spotlight its tourism riches and attract local and global investors to spur economic growth.

Liberian rebel commander Kunti Kamara thas been jailed 30 years for violence against civilians and complicity in crimes against humanity.

Nigeria’s military has declared 8 suspects wanted, on the heels of President Tinubu conferring national honours on 17 slain soldiers.

Governor Usman Ododo says Kogi State is unsafe for criminals.

The Peter Obi movement says there is a need for government to address insecurity to prevent a looming hunger crisis.

The FirstNews Editor detained at a Defence Intelligence Agency facility has been released after 13 days.

15,000 farmers from Kaduna, Plateau, Nasarawa, and the FCT were affected by the recent ginger blight epidemic in the country.

Kano State has paid N500,000 each for 2,906 intending pilgrims from the state to help reduce their financial burden.

Tinubu has established the Economic Management Team Emergency Taskforce to formulate, implement an emergency economic plan.

Governor Sanwo-Olu has hailed Dangote’s “extreme act of kindness” as he donates bags of rice to Lagos State

Famous Tunisian journalist Mohamed Boughalleb’s lawyer says he might face two to four years in prison for insulting an official.

A Boko Haram resurgence in Chad could affect the presidential election in May.

EXCERPT: Ahead of the Easter holiday, Nigeria’s government has urged citizens to emulate the sacrifice and love displayed by Jesus Christ.

Teachers have been encouraged to keep an eye on children in South Sudan for symptoms of heat exhaustion and heatstroke.