By Gift ChapiOdekina, Abuja Socio-cultural groups under the aegis of Ethnic Youth Leaders across the country have asked Nigerians not to panic over disruption in oil supply as a result of the United States/Iran war as the indigenous firm, Dangote Refinery is capable of serving the needs of the country. In a joint statement issued […]

A coalition of political stakeholders and grassroots mobilisers within the Accord Party in Osun State has cautioned Governor Ademola Adeleke against approving automatic tickets for incumbent federal lawmakers, warning that such a move could create internal crisis within the party.

The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has filed a lawsuit against the government of President Bola Tinubu over “the failure to withdraw the patently unlawful mass phone-tapping rules known as ‘Lawful Interception of Communications Regulations, 2019.’”

The Federal Ministry of Works has advised motorists and other road users to plan their journeys and consider alternative routes ahead of scheduled repair works on the Kara Bridge along the outbound lane of the Lagos–Ibadan Expressway.

Women’s rights are regressing worldwide as women hold only 64 per cent of the legal rights that men enjoy globally, a UN report has found.

The Nasarawa State Police Command has arrested two suspected electric cable vandals during a routine patrol along the Gitata–Gunduma Road in Karu Local Government Area of the state.

The US embassy in Oslo was hit by an explosion in the early hours of Sunday but no one was injured, police in the Norwegian capital said, adding the cause was not immediately known.

Asked about the use of ground troops in general, Trump did not rule it out, saying: “Could there be? Possibly, for a very good reason — it’d have to be a very good reason.”

Sri Lanka discharged 22 Iranian crew from hospital who were plucked from life rafts after their warship was sunk by a US submarine, officials said Sunday.

Kalu is being accused of having attended law school while doing his national service, two programmes that should run separately.