Gunmen suspected to be kidnappers laid siege on the ever-busy Benin-Auchi highway and kidnapped a sizable number of persons travelling on the route. The gunmen were said to have come out from the bush and forced...
Nigeria has joined Egypt, China and 22 other countries to vote against moves made by the United Nations to remove cannabis from a list of the world’s most tightly controlled and dangerous drugs. The opposition was...
Mohammed Adamu, the Inspector-General of Police (IGP), has denied ordering or giving permission to a suit filed by the police challenging the constitutionality of the judicial panels set up by various state governments to investigate police...
By Abayomi Ogunsanya In August this year, amid the uncertainties and tremendous global discomfort caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, Nigeria received an encouraging news when the country was declared free of the wild polio virus, joining...
1. President Muhammadu Buhari has met with Gambia’s President Adama Barrow at the Presidential Villa, Abuja. Nigeria played a key role in ousting former President Yahya Jammeh, who had refused to accept results of the election...
The bill seeking to establish the Army University, Biu has passed second reading at The House of Representatives The Senate had earlier passed the bill before transferring it to the House for concurrence. Debating the bill...
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