Islamic Movement of Nigeria has described reports that it plans to embark on retaliatory attacks on police officers as untrue.

CAN says the travails of Chibok girls, who have endured 10 years of captivity, cannot be swept under the carpet.

Former Education Minister Ezekwesili calls for transparency and accountability from the government to prevent abductions in Nigeria.

A report says nearly 55 million people in West and Central Africa will struggle to feed themselves in June-August 2024.

Tinubu has proven his worth, says Ogun Governor Abiodun as Senate president Akpabio predicts a second term victory for President.

Eight buffaloes met a tragic end at Kenya’s Lake Nakuru National Park, dying by electrocution.

EXCERPT: Kenya has stepped in as mediator to ease the tensions that exist between Ethiopia and Somalia by proposing a treaty.

Kidnapped Channels TV reporter Joshua Rogers has regained his freedom.

Ethiopia aims to launch its inaugural sexual violence registration system next year, targeting abuse prevention and response efforts.

After months of uncertainty, kingmakers have endorsed Ibadanland’s current Balogun, Olakulehin, as the next Olubadan, signalling potential resolution.

Road safety is supposed to be a culture not the man who is wearing the uniform, says FRSC Lagos Route Commander.

13 dead and thousands displaced as Kenya battles severe Flooding due to the persistence of heavy rain

“What he’s (Netanyahu) doing is likely to cause serious damage to Israel,” says Nigeria’s former foreign minister Bolaji Akinyemi.

After suspending political activities indefinitely, Mali’s Junta now forbids media coverage of political parties and associations, tightening its grip further.

Kidnappers of Channels Television reporter Joshua Rogers, requested for N30 million ransom for his release.

ECPAC has urged President Tinubu to curb sleaze in Nigeria’s power sector, emphasising the need for policy accountability measures.

A batch of Johnson&Johnson children’s cough syrup has been withdrawn in Kenya due to instances of oral medication poisoning.

“There are clear monetary and fiscal policies that the president has put in place that are working,” says NNPC’s Kyari.

Foreign invaders masquerading as religious extremists are responsible for the spate of killings and blooshed in Nigeria, says NCEF.

Onu, the first civilian governor of Abia State, passed on, on Thursday morning after battling an undisclosed illness.