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.

Nigeria’s vice president Kashim Shettima has launched a national design and innovation competition.

Zamfara’s Governor Lawal says his state needs more military formations from the federal government to stop insecurity consuming Northern Nigeria.

NUPRC reminded crude producers of the PIA 2021, which mandates allocation of a portion of crude oil to domestic refineries.

Lagos State anticipates heavier than usual rainfall this year with unprecedented 1936.2mm of predicted rainfall.

Shettima has called Nigerian PR professionals the “pillar of the nation’s security framework.”

DNA testing is being used by Kenyan authorities to identify deceased members of a Kenyan religious cult and their families.

A day after hundreds of students protested against the state of the Ado-Ekiti-Ondo/Abuja road, the federal government has approved dualisation.

Illegal miners in Kwara have been arrested for transporting marble, lithium and lepidolite to Ogun and Lagos without licence.

500,000 litres of crude oil contained in 50 illegally constructed reservoirs were discovered at the Illegal refining site in Rivers.

Geng-Quangrong, 47, has been sentenced to death by hanging in Kano for stabbing his 22-year-old Nigerian girlfriend to death.

“As Mr. Aledeh marks his Golden Jubilee, the President wishes him many more prosperous years in his noble endeavour.”

The construction of the 33.5km long Elele-Omoku Road in Rivers State approved by Fubara will gulp
N80.8bn.

Nigeria’s President says kidnappers have been “degraded” and described them as cowards incapable of confronting the might of Nigeria’s military.

Sanda was said to have been sacked by the chairman of EKEDC allegedly in compliance with the NERC’s orders.

Edwin Clark has warned that if his death is linked to overzealous state actors, it may set Nigeria on fire.