Bayelsa State government would next week Monday launched its website, ‘the Bayelsa Watch’ where it’s monthly income and expenditure can be accessed.

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) on it twitter handle has said that the All Progressive Congress (APC) must apologies to former President Goodluck Jonathan for the lies they told against him

A pan-national political pressure group, Nigerian Ex-Legislators Forum (NELF), has expressed dismay over the callous behaviour of the Former Governor of Enugu State, Mr Sullivan Chime, regarding the on-going investigation by the EFCC of the N450M allegedly disbursed by the former Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mrs Dezieni Allison Madueke to the Enugu state chapter of the PDP for the 2015 general elections.

The Court of Appeal Court in Lagos, on Friday dismissed the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC), appeal challenging a lower court”s ruling which nullified the removal of Ndi Okereke-onyiuke as Director-General of Nigeria Stock Exchange.

The Rt. Rev. Owen Nwokolo, Bishop on the Niger (Anglican Communion), has commended President Muhammadu Buhari’s zeal on the war against corruption, criminality and terrorism since his assumption of office.

Hackers have diverted more than $50 million in digital currency from an experimental fund meant to demonstrate that such money is safe for use, according to the New York Times.

Barely few hours to the second test of the National Common Entrance Examination (NCEE), qualified candidates still have an opportunity to register and write the examination.

A three-man crew, including British astronaut Tim Peake, landed in the Kazakh steppe on Saturday after completing a six-month mission at the International Space Station (ISS).

The Country Director, Plan International Nigeria, Dr. Hussein Abdu has disclosed that 14.8 million people have been affected by Boko Haram crisis in the North East in the last six years.

A Federal High Court sitting in Awka, Anambra State, has told the police that it was not proper to arrest any suspect before investigation.

Chief Simeon Abanulor, the National Chairman, Association of Master Bakers and Caterers of Nigeri

The hike in the price of Premium Motor Spirit, also known as petrol, has thrown up a number of challenges and in response, Nigerians have been forced to adopt a number of cost-cutting measures to survive the hard times thrown up by the increase. Specifically, Nigerians are introducing ingenious means to survive the hike and the associated hardship, some of which include car-pooling, fuel-gauge watching, cutting down on the use of car air-conditioning and patronising fuel stations selling at lower prices.

If Mr Donald Trump has his way and becomes the next American President come November, ‘a big, big wall’ will spring up to divide Mexico and the United States of America. Mexico’s economy is on the rise and is billed to get to the top 10 among the world’s largest economies in about five years. The US economy on the other hand, is on the wane and might even stop being the world’s largest economy by the end of next year.

We were sworn in on August 28, 2015. Because of the paucity of funds, we have not been authorized to carry out any new project. What we are doing now is completing ongoing projects and staff management. We have already completed and commissioned some inherited projects. We have commissioned a concrete jetty at Salvation City, we commissioned a palace at Otu Jeremi and an area office of the Commission at Orerokpe, and there are other projects lining up for commissioning.

“He asked for water, but when I was about giving him the water, the man dived me and the gun and removed the magazine from the gun. I was shocked. He gave me headbutt and beat me so much, but I held tightly to the rifle and we rolled ourselves on the floor. I honestly don’t know when the trigger started firing. But if not for God, the man would have killed me. Luckily for me, the trigger fired and I shot the man.