The Nigeria Union in South Africa has urged the Federal Government to protect its citizens in that country, following another an attack on Nigerians in Cape Town.

vegetable soup for me to eat, the soup was black, I refused to eat because that is not my first time of eating vegetable. It should be green in colour.

The Organising Committee for the U-20 Africa Cup of Nations has disqualified Kenya from the 2017 edition for fielding five ineligible players against Sudan.

Federal Government has said that the country requires appropriate infrastructure to attain its economic diversification goal.

Senate, yesterday, mandated its Committee on Communication to urgently have interface with management of the Federal of Communication as well as the Nigerian Postal Service, NIPOST, to ascertain the challenges and their consequences against national economic development, with a view to reposition NIPOST for national growth.
The Senate equally tasked the committee to look into Nigeria’s membership of the Universal Postal Union, UPU, with a view to strengthen and maximize the benefits derived thereof.

Kibiya, headquarters of Kibiya local government area of Kano was thrown into shock Tuesday morning following a devastated attack by yet to be identified hoodlums that abducted wives of a local politician, and slaughtered two vigilante in dare devil operation.

The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, said, yesterday, 1,194 truckloads of Premium Motor Spirit, PMS, comprising 39.4 million litres of the products were distributed across the country.

President Muhammadu Buhari is currently presiding over the meeting of the Federal Executive Council, FEC holding at the presidential villa, Abuja.

The Economic and Financial Commission has disowned the Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu as its anti-corruption ambassador.

READING some of the public commentaries – and other forms of reactions – on the current fuel crisis and associated issues, I was reminded of why I opposed the controversial call to kill the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) made last year by a prominent Nigerian politician. The politician reportedly summed up his justification for the call with the words: “If you don’t kill the NNPC, it will kill Nigeria.”