A member of the House of Representatives, representing Mbaike Federal Constituency of Imo, Mr. Henry Nwawuba said the rumour of his constituents plan to recall him was baseless.

At least eight people were killed outside a church in a suspected Boko Haram attack carried out by gunmen on bicycles in northeast Nigeria, local residents said on Monday.

An Ilorin-based legal practitioner, Temidayo Isa, on Monday, criticised “incessant adjournment of cases in Nigeria’s judicial system’’, saying it is justice denied.

The Chief Magistrate’s Court, Ota, Ogun State, has adjourned till November 21, 2016, to hear the application filed by Mr. Joachim Iroko, the man charged to court for naming his dog ‘Buhari,’ challenging the jurisdiction of the court to hear the case.

The commissioner gave the assurance that government and private schools in the state would collaborate to conduct teachers’ verification in order to rid schools of unqualified ones.

World Junior Championships silver medallist, Divine Oduduru, said on Monday that returning 7th in the 200m semi-finals of the Rio 2016 Olympics in Brazil was an eye-opener for him.

Kebbi Pilgrims Welfare Board has announced the death of two pilgrims from the state during the just concluded 2016 Hajj in Saudi Arabia.

A total of 791 pilgrims from Kaduna State have arrived home after performing the 2016 Hajj in Saudi Arabia.

The Borno Government said on Monday that it would re-open public secondary schools next week, two years after they were closed due to Boko Haram insurgency.

the rampaging hoodlums threw caution to the wind and operated in broad daylight