A political activist and former Deputy National Publicity Secretary of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Comrade Timi Frank, has challenged the Department of State Security Service (DSS) to make public the names of the Nigerians abroad and the foreign collaborators allegedly sponsoring the #RevolutionNow protest.

Ilorin – Sporting activities at the Kwara Stadium Complex, Ilorin in the early hours of Monday was put to a halt with the presence of heavily armed men of the Nigeria Police against the revolution now protest.

The Nigerian Police have justified its action of firing teargas at #RevolutionNow protesters, noting that their gathering was unlawful

Heavily armed security operatives from the Police Command in Lagos, the Army and NSCDC have barricaded entrance to the National Stadium, Surulere ahead of the # Revolution Now protest spearheaded by Omoyele Sowore on Monday. Sowore, the Presidential candidate of African Action Congress (AAC) in the last general elections, was on Saturday was arrested by […]

The Development Bank of Nigeria offers loans that are specifically designed to support MSMEs.

Ben Agande – Kaduna Kaduna court grants El-Zakzaky permission to go to India for treatment. The court session on going. The Judge, reading out condition attached said one of the conditions includes he will go with DSS officials. Vanguard A huge sense of relief swept through Kaduna State Monday morning as the state Highcourt granted […]

A team of policemen and soldiers have, Monday, dispersed some members of the Members of the RevolutionNow movement who had converged on the National Stadium, Surulere, Lagos. 

The Nigerian security officers have stormed the National stadium, in Surulere, Lagos, with the aim of stopping #RevolutionNow protest, scheduled to hold today.

NOTORE Chemical Industries Nigeria Plc, has announced a revenue of N16.5 billion in the 2019 third quarter, Q3’19 representing a decline of 19.9 per cent compared to N20.6 billion recorded in the corresponding period of 2018.

TRANSACTION cost on shares traded on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, has risen by 0.17 percent for both the buy and sell side after the five percent Value added Tax, VAT, was reintroduced into the stock market previous week.