The Federal Government is making efforts to retain the hosting right of the Secretariat of the Regional Maritime Bank, presently being touted for Democratic Republic of Congo.

The Coalition in Defence of Nigerian Democracy and Constitution, has urged Ekiti state government to take legal action against the The State Security Service (SSS), also known as the Department of State Services (DSS), following the alleged invasion of the Ekiti House of Assembly and subsequent abduction of some Lawmakers in it hallowed chamber.

The Federal Roads Maintenance Agency (FERMA), says the delay in the release of funds has hindered the effective maintenance of roads in the country.

A Lugbe Grade 1 Area Court in Abuja on Wednesday sentenced a 20-year-old student, John Onoja, to three months in prison for snatching a bag.

The National Secretary, Actors Guild of Nigeria (AGN), Femi Durojaiye, has asked Ibinabo Fiberesima-Egbuka, to obey a court order and relinquish the position of President of the body to Nollywood actor, Emeke Ike.

The specter of the Islamic State group obtaining a “dirty bomb” will loom over a top-level nuclear security summit hosted by President Barack Obama in Washington on Thursday and Friday.

Indian steel giant Tata Steel on Wednesday put its British business up for sale, placing thousands of jobs at risk and striking a heavy blow to the crisis-hit steel industry

President Barack Obama hosts an international summit in Washington Thursday and Friday aimed at ensuring that nuclear material in the world’s roughly 1,000 atomic facilities is secured.

The spectre of high debt is raising its head again in Africa, analysts say, as sub-Saharan nations that borrowed cheaply on global markets are now squeezed by a commodities crash.

Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump on Tuesday refused to back any nominee but himself, another flip-flop in his position since the start of the race.