INEC to Edo politicians: Play by the rules, as violence would not help you
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has advised political parties to play by the rules and shun anything that could cause violence during the Sept. 21 governorship election in Edo.…
Labour declares indefinite strike from Monday
By Joan NwagwuThe leadership of organised labour has declared an indefinite nationwide strike from Monday. The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress (TUC) declared the strike at…
107,646 produced passport booklets uncollected nationwide, says NIS
By Ibironke AriyoThe Comptroller General, Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) Kemi Nandap has said that 107,646 produced passports remained uncollected nationwide. The Service Public Relations Service (SPRO) Mr Kenneth Udo said…
Katsina government vows to retrieve illegally converted forests
Government committee identified some strategic forests converted to farmlands in the state
Trump breaks fundraising record after guilty verdict by New York court
Former US president’s campaign has raised over $34 million over the last week
ANC leads as counting continues in South African election
South Africa's IEC plans to announce the final result on Sunday
We have power to decide who becomes Oba of Ogunmakin – community leaders
The leaders of 52 communities which formed Ogunmakin town in Obafemi-Owode local government area of Ogun State on Thursday affirmed that they have the authority to decide who becomes the…
Despite flooding, we are on track with CVR, Edo guber plans – Yakubu
Despite the recent flooding that caused destruction and damages at the Edo State Office of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), the Commission has assured Nigerians that this setback has…
Niger Govt slashes tuition fees of university of education by 50%
By Obinna Unaeze The Niger Government has slashed the tuition fees of its university of education (Abdulkadir Kure University) by 50 per cent, toward reducing the burden of fuel subsidy…
Alleged kidnap: Evans plea bargain application stalled
Evans and his co-defendants allegedly kidnapped one Mr James Uduji and collected a ransom of $1.2 million
