The U.S. Government said it would ban Americans from travelling to North Korea due to “serious risk of arrest”.

Troops of Operation Lafiya Dole fighting insurgency in the North-East, have rescued Abba Mustapha, an injured suspected Boko Haram terrorist after heavy bombardment in Ngala in Borno.

Divisional Police Officer in Epe, Lagos State, CSP Sunday Adeyeri, on Friday assured residents that no fewer than 250 personnel had been deployed to ensure security in the area during the council polls.

Chairman, Citibank Nigeria, Mr. Olayemi Cardoso has joined the Africa Think Tank group that made up of distinguished experts in business and urban development.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) says it will appeal Thursday’s acquittal of a former Governor of Adamawa, Bala Ngilari, by the Court of Appeal.

An All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) Chieftain, Chief Onwuka Ukwa, has advised the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) to stop the no-election-in-Anambra threat and avoid plunging the state into chaos.

Dancehall music exponent, Ketchup, may not be as popular as he once was when his hit singles, Show me your rozay and pam pam rocked the airwaves; but the reason behind his silence in the music industry has been a mystery to everyone. In an exclusive chat with Showtime, he explained that the Nigerian music industry, the loss of his dad, family commitments and medical surgery have all had a negative effect on his music career.

The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, has said the growing cases of hate speech, disinformation and fake news in the country are being orchestrated by naysayers and their sponsors to discredit the government, destabilize the polity and make the country ungovernable.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has arrested Yusuf Balogun Alabi, a suspected credit card fraudster, who allegedly masterminded the theft of $5,400 Canadian Dollars from a catering entertainment outfit in Brantford, Canada.
The fraud came to light after a young Nigerian undergraduate of Thompson Rivers University in British Columbia, Tony Ifeoluwa Adebero, was arrested in Toronto, Canada on charges of wire fraud.

Six Nigerians have been selected as part of a new generation of leaders to join individuals from 10 other countries for an intensive policy and leadership development programme scheduled in London.