In the shadows of Nigeria’s security architecture lies a once-critical but now severely neglected arm of the Nigeria Police Force — the Veterinary Section.

In November 2022, the then Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Justice Olukayode Ariwoola, declared Nigerians, especially the political class, as the most litigious people on earth.

A chieftaincy dispute in Umuogbo-Agu Autonomous Community, Igbo-Eze North Local Government Area of Enugu State, has taken a new turn following confirmation by the Enugu State University of Science and Technology (ESUT) that one of the key figures in the tussle, Mr. Obiora Simon Ngwu, was dismissed from the institution in 2012.

FOR residents of Makoko, Mainland Local Government Area of Lagos, the pain of demolition has not faded. Weeks after their homes were pulled down, many are still counting losses that go far beyond property; lives, livelihoods and their children’s education have all been shattered.

“To the King Kosoko Royal Family / Oloja of Lagos Chieftaincy Family, there is only one Oloja-elect – Prince Abiola Olojo-Kosoko”

From ministries to factories and offices, January pay slips have become a symbol of hardship, anxiety, and deepening poverty

Indications have emerged that the ongoing industrial action by workers in Nigeria’s federal health sector under JOHESU may escalate

Controversy, confusion and outrage have continued to trailed the death of a 24-yr-old man identified as Patrick Peresousdei, who allegedly died six days after his release from a detention facility operated by the Bayelsa State Police Command.

British prosecutors have told the Southwark Crown Court in London that Nigeria’s former Minister of Petroleum Resources, Diezani Alison-Madueke, spent about £140,000 on luxury furniture and decorative art in a single day.

By Emma Unah A disturbing trend has taken hold in Calabar, Cross River State, where young girls between 15 and 30 are increasingly getting hooked on shisha, a flavoured tobacco mixed with molasses and inhaled using a water pipe.    These young women are easily recognizable with their king-size nose rings, multiple earrings, and ankle chains and […]

Pandemonium broke out on Sunday in Ugep, Yakurr Local Government Area of Cross River State, after a 23 year old man allegedly slit his father’s throat with a machete, killing him instantly.

Years ago, most landlords refused to rent houses to teachers because of the belief that their salaries were poor.

It was gathered that the incidents recorded in the last 72 hours triggered fear and pandemonium in the affected communities, forcing the locals to flee their homes.

Even when IPOB leaders announced the suspension of the sit at home, the traders said they had become used to resting on Mondays

“To be honest with you, in July to be precise, the President reached out to me and asked me to consider coming over to the APC”