Otto Warmbier, the US student released by North Korea in a coma after more than a year in detention, has died, his family said Monday.

British Prime Minister Theresa May vowed Monday to fight extremism in all its forms after a white driver ploughed his van into a crowd of Muslims near a mosque.

Following its 800 million dollars intervention in the inter-bank Foreign Exchange (FOREX) Market last week, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), on Monday, injected 195 million dollars into the market to meet the requests of customers in the various segments of the market.

Following the brilliant performance of some volunteers of N-POWER, a Federal Government’s sponsored Social Investment Programme, the government of Edo state has resolved to absolve those who perform creditably well into the state’s civil service.

The Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Justice Walter Onnoghen, has warned judges against the use of technicalities to obstruct justice in the country.

An amorous couple died after their off road vehicle rolled into a lake while they had sex , say police.

Acting President Yemi Osinbajo met with northern monarchs at the State House Conference Centre, Abuja on Monday night.

Re-conciliatory efforts by All Progressives Congress, APC, Lagos State Chapter to resolve the lingering crisis in Amuwo-Odofin Local Government Area as a result of the controversial primaries election for the forthcoming Local Government polls suffered set back as aggrieved parties insisted on justice to be done

Osun United FC Coach, Duke Udi, on Monday, resigned his position as the head coach of the club.

“It will be wrong of us to approach even our grievances by threatening to disobey the laws or by threatening the integrity of our nation.”

The failure of some commercial banks, privately-owned higher institution of learning and other business concern to pay taxes due to the state government has caused tax authorities of the Osun state government to shut-down those organisations.

The Deputy President of the Senate, Chief Ike Ekweremadu, says the functions of the Federal Government as currently constituted is too big and should be adjusted.

In what might sound as a heartbreaking news to thousands of unemployed Nigerians who are frantically applying for the recently-advertised vacancies in the Nigeria Immigration Service NIS, the federal government has declared that only 1, 112 vacancies currently exist in the service.

Nigeria is, as we speak, challenged and all eyes can see it! No thanks to past leaders who, in their selfish wisdom, ate all of the country’s honey, thereby leaving it with nothing but moonshine.

The moves to recall Senator Dino Melaye of Kogi West from the National Assembly Monday thickened as the pro- Dino’s recall group said they have gathers 188,588 signatures out of the 360,098 registered voters in Kogi West representing 52% percent required for his removal.