By Ikechukwu Nnochiri – Abuja The Chief Justice of Nigeria CJN, Justice Ibrahim Muhammad, and six other Justices of the Supreme Court, will on Saturday, mark their 40th Call-to-Bar Anniversary. Chairman of the National Planning Committee of the event, Chief Chris Uche, SAN, while speaking to Judiciary correspondents in Abuja in the company of the […]

Ahead of World AIDS Day, 2022, an Abuja-based public health consultant, Thomas Ofem, has called on the National Assembly to urgently make a law to protect the rights of all Nigerians to the healthcare they need and ensure its enforcement.

The quagmire confronting the poor masses of Nigeria is coming to its apex by the recent declaration of the Federal Government to remove petroleum subsidy by 2022.

The Nigerian Army has said that that the online publications have not been fair to reportage of its activities, which it alleged were mostly reported in negative directions.

The Enugu Ecclesiastical Province of the Anglican communion has rejected the federal government’s proposal to completely withdraw the fuel subsidy and pay 40 million Nigerians N5,000 palliative each.

Over 4000 cases of violence against women and children have been recorded in Kanviolence in the last five years by the WARAKA Sexual Assault Referral Centre (SARC) in Kano state alone.

Former Governor of Ekiti State, Ayodele Fayose has described as “campaigns of calumny” by some aspirants, linking him with the All Progressives Congress (APC) national leader, Senator Bola Tinubu, as “dead on arrival,” pointing out that it will not guarantee anyone the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) governorship ticket.

. By Ibrahim Hassan Wuyo  Bandits have released the Head boy of Bethel Baptist High School students, who had vowed never to leave the kidnappers’ until all the abducted students regain their freedom.  However, the Head boy became seriously ill and had to be released so as to get treatment.  Speaking to a select group […]

Specifically, the court, in a ruling that was delivered by Justice Taiwo Taiwo, held that activities of Yan Bindiga and Yan Ta’adda bandit groups, constitute acts of terrorism

Chairman of the Christian Association of Nigeria ( CAN) in Kaduna state, Rev.Joseph John Hayab has said that the present administration has always come up with policies and programs that can only benefit those in their cycle.