The Federal Ministry of Health is to begin investigations into the suspected outbreak cholera in Namu village in the Qua’pan Local Government Area of Plateau, an official of the ministry has said.

Chief Charles Nwodo, the National Chairman of defunct Progressive Action Congress, (PAC), has urged the Federal Government to subject the outcome of the proposed National conference to a referendum in the interest of the nation.

The Borno Government on Monday paid more than N270 million to the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) and the National Examination Council (NECO) as 2012/2013 examination fees of 33,000 students.

Schools have been asked to stay closed on Mexico’s southern Pacific coast on Monday, as the region still reeling from record flooding.

WITHOUT doubts, Nigeria occupies prominent position on the enviable list of nations that have contributed and are still contributing to world peace.

UNITED States Civil Rights Activist and President  of the Rainbow Push Coalition, Rev. Jesse Jackson yesterday arrived Abuja, the nation’s capital city to deliver a Keynote address at today’s inauguration of former Federal Commissioner of Information, Chief Edwin Clark Foundation.

Ghana has called on the U.S. to lift the embargo placed on Cuba in 1960, describing it as outdated and unnecessary, a government statement has said.

THE Nigerian Women Mega Rally has come and gone but the memory of the epoch making event will continue to linger in the hearts of not only women, but others in Nigeria.

NATIONAL leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP yesterday pleaded with Nigerians to keep faith with President Goodluck Jonathan in his determination to achieve his set goals as the nation was on a sure path to economic prosperity,  just as the party boasted that the President has delivered on the economy.

Arsene Wenger believes Arsenal’s Champions League double-header against Borussia Dortmund will be “decisive” in the race to qualify from Group F.