
Enugu PDP ready for Nov. 15 Ibadan National Convention
Alleged Abusive Language: Apologise to the officer – Chidoka tells Wike
Tinubu’s administration acquired $801m worth of military assets from U.S in 18 months – IMPI
First lady donates N250m to NIPSS, inaugurates gender centre
Crisis Rocks C’River APC over alleged financial impropriety
Court to deliver judgment in Sule Lamido’s suit against PDP
Reps raise alarm over 1,894 unmanned Nigerian borders
Pope names Nigerian priest Vice Regent of Papal Household
We don’t need to beg investors if fundamentals are right — Cardoso
Labour, operators raise alarm over security gaps in nation’s ports
Era of volatility, unstable economy over – Shettima
Wike, soldiers bicker over alleged land grabbing
Alcaraz fights back to beat Fritz at ATP Finals
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SubscribeAlleged Genocide: FG not doing enough to end Christian killings — US Congressman
United States Congressman Bill Huizenga has criticised the Nigerian government’s handling of ongoing attacks on Christians, urging Washington to impose targeted economic sanctions rather than consider military intervention.
Nnamdi Kanu moves to stop court from ruling on terrorism charges
Kanu, in a fresh motion he personally signed, prayed the court to shelve the November 20 date it had earlier fixed for the judgment.
Police arrest 30 for robbery, cultism in Imo
The Imo State Police Command has arrested 30 suspects for alleged armed robbery, cultism, and unlawful possession of firearms.
Why Nigeria’s ban on sachet Alcohol is a prescription for public health
In a nation often gridlocked by debate, the Nigerian Senate’s firm stance against sachet alcohol represents a critical intervention for public health. The 10th Senate’s recent resolution to enforce the ban on sachet alcohol production by December 31, 2025, has ignited a necessary firestorm. The conversation is, predictably, mixed. On one side, cries of “elitism” […]
Russia offers US nuclear talks in bid to ease tensions
Russia on Tuesday offered to discuss with the United States allegations from Washington that it had carried out secret underground nuclear tests, in a bid to ease tensions between the world’s top two nuclear superpowers.
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