Iran says it sold $18bn of oil during war, ceasefire
Iran's oil ministry on Saturday said it was able to sell a total of $18 billion worth of oil during the war and the ensuing ceasefire with the United States.
Police confirm killing of Neighbourhood Watch operative in Ebonyi
The Police Command in Ebonyi has confirmed the killing of Mr Chidiebere Okpara, a member of the state Neighbourhood Watch, formerly known as Ebubeagu, by suspected gunmen in Abakaliki.
Family accuses Ladoja of imposing Mogaji, warns of looming crisis
The statement further alleged that instead of allowing a third ballot to resolve the contest, one of the family elders, Lateef Busari, sought to influence the process in favour of Amzat.
Plateau LG woos NYSC doctors with ₦150,000 allowance, free accommodation
Also, nurses, pharmacists, medical laboratory scientists and other healthcare professionals are paid ₦70,000 monthly
ECOWAS orders release of detained Nigerian onion trucks
Maitasamu described the intervention as a timely step that prevented further economic losses and reaffirmed ECOWAS’ commitment to regional trade and cooperation.
I’m not opposed to Tinubu’s second-term bid — Otti
Governor Alex Otti of Abia State has clarified his position on President Bola Tinubu’s second-term bid, saying he is not opposed to the President exercising his constitutional right to seek re-election
