“I am still in the PDP. You will see that it is not everybody that has left. I believe 16 or 17 of them have left out of 27. We still have a good number, about 10, and we will continue to work together,” he said.

The Osun Assembly on Friday passed a bill regulating the administration of the state local government accounts with commercial banks and financial institutions.

Police operatives arrested one Ruwa Ginyo of Gidan-Madi and two accomplices believed to be key brokers and financiers of a notorious bandit group.

—–PDP structures in Nasarawa intact By Abel Daniel, Lafia The acting zonal chairman, north central People’s Democratic Party, PDP, hon Francis Enokela Orogu has called on people of the state to support the move to elect an indigenous governor irrespective of religion, tribe or political party for maximum development . Orogu also revealed that Nasarawa state […]

According to her, more than half of Nigeria’s population is represented by less than five per cent of its lawmakers, which is neither democracy nor justice.

By Chioma Obinna Nigeria’s National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control, NAFDAC, has secured full membership of the International Council for Harmonisation of Technical Requirements for Pharmaceuticals for Human Use (ICH), marking a major leap in the nation’s regulatory advancement. The announcement was made at the ICH Assembly held recently in Singapore. With […]

The loss at Elland Road on Wednesday left the Blues in fourth place, nine points behind Premier League leaders Arsenal.

Online gaming has evolved from a niche subculture into one of the world’s most dominant forms of entertainment. But behind the bright visuals and immersive experiences is a wave of technological innovation that’s quietly transforming the way people engage with digital games. Whether it’s casual mobile players or fans of more immersive gaming platforms, the […]

Following the kidnap incidents that affected schoolchildren in two states in the country, the Police Command in Benue has assured that schools in the state are safe.

Nigeria becomes the 24th out of only 25 NRAs worldwide recognised for commitment to globally harmonised pharmaceutical standards