The Minster of Power, Works and Housing, Mr. Babatunde Fashola had said all businesses involving movement of trailers and tankers on Nigeria roads were to revert to rail transportation even as he blamed the past administrations for the recessions in the country.

Against the backdrop of the biting recession cycle, thousands of Ogun State residents, trooped to the home of Senator representing Ogun East Senatorial District, Sen. Buruji Kashamu to get a share of the Sallah largesse distributed by the Senator.

By Omeiza Ajayi ABUJA – Barely a week to his scheduled address to the 71st regular session of the United Nation’s General Assembly in New York, an Abuja-based rights advocacy group, Opinion Nigeria, has written the global body, accusing President Muhammadu Buhari of inaction in the face of series of human rights violations in the […]

Heineken, the official sponsor of the UEFA Champions League, is set to launch the new season of the tournament with a video featuring controversial Manchester United coach, Jose Mourinho.

Video: What I did to grow Nigeria’s economy when I was Finance Minister, Okonjo-Iweala on Al-jazeera

THE Niger Delta Avengers, NDA has given reasons for the deaths of personnel of the Nigeria Army who lost their lives in the “Operation Crocodile Smile” in parts of the Niger Delta region.

GOVERNOR Akinwunmi Ambode’s urban renewal policy is fundamentally flawed. For one, it strives to recast a Nigerian city in Parisian or Washingtonian mold. Secondly, it fails to realise that Lagos does not have to look like Paris, New York or Washington DC to be a beautiful, functional and livable city. A city is not just an agglomeration of buildings, streets and public spaces cobbled together by architectural, engineering and urban planning standards. A city captures, encapsulates and expresses the totality of a people’s way of life.

As Muslims celebrate the Eid-el-Kabir, operators of recreation centres in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, have expressed frustration over low patronage of their services.

Abaddon, the prince of destruction hovers over our nation. Magog, the prince of war marches towards our shores. Asmodeus, the prince of suffering and death beats his drums over our country.

The Ohanaeze Ndi-Igbo, an apex Igbo sociocultural organisation, says the annual new yam festival is a veritable tool for cultural reawaken among Igbos and the nation at large.