Al-Shabab Militants Attack Hotel Near Somalia’s Presidential Palace
Four Somali members of parliament have been injured in the militant attack on Syl hotel in Mogadishu.
Four Somali members of parliament have been injured in the militant attack on Syl hotel in Mogadishu.
Marine Minister Oyetola has said that Nigeria’s ports will not be completely shut down while rehabilitations are ongoing.
According to Consul General Weert Borner, Germany is looking for ways to increase ties with Ogun in agriculture and energy.
Kaduna Governor Sani says kidnapped pupils are in neighbouring states.
The House of Reps says NAFDAC’s ban of sachet alcoholic drinks is inappropriate.
Following President Tinubu’s request, Nigeria’s Senate passed the Student Loan Act for a Second Reading.
“We’re turning them (bandits) into monsters, more monstrous than they are,” claims Sheikh Gumi.
Thousands of supporters flooded the streets outside Senegal opposition leader Sonko’s house after his release from prison.
Nigeria’s Communication Commission says no cause for alarm over internet service disruptions as restoration is ongoing.
The student loan scheme was recently suspended to allow for more stakeholder input.
NNPC boss Kyari says the company is on a new trajectory to providing the country with adequate fuel supply.
Nigeria’s Defence Headquarters says security forces are receiving foreign support and intelligence.
“A mighty Iroko has fallen; Oba Dr. Balogun has joined the ancestors,” Governor Makinde said.
A Reuters report says bandits have threatened to kill abducted pupils if N1bn ransom isn’t paid by March 27.
The US said it won’t dictate to Nigeria on what to do regarding State Police.
Governors from across the country assembled inside the New Banquet Hall for the breaking of fast with the president.
The former House of Representatives member found guilty of threat to murder, got the option of N500,000 fine.
Nigeria’s First Lady says the country is at war with kidnappers.
Nigeria’s vice president received Bruit Costaud, a government affairs outfit led by former information minister Lai Mohammed.
NSCDC’s boss said collaborative efforts of all security agencies will ensure speedy recovery of the kidnapped Kaduna students.
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