Former President Evacuated With Delegation Amid Political Crisis The federal government has confirmed that former Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan is safe and has departed Guinea-Bissau following a military takeover in
Former President Evacuated With Delegation Amid Political Crisis The federal government has confirmed that former Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan is safe and has departed Guinea-Bissau following a military takeover in
Cites Life-Threatening Medical Condition Former Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Timipre Sylva, has asked the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to agree on a new date for him
Relatives Raise Alarm Over Appeal Process The family of the detained leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu, says an Abuja court has refused to issue the production
Tinubu Moves to Free Police Officers for Public Safety President Bola Tinubu’s directive to withdraw police officers assigned to Very Important Persons (VIPs) threatens to upend a shadowy N108 billion-a-year
Military Takeover Disrupts Election Observation Mission Former Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan is among several African leaders and election observers stranded in Guinea-Bissau after the military seized power and suspended the
Military officers in Guinea-Bissau have taken over the government, halted the country’s electoral process, and announced that they will remain in charge until further notice. The move follows Monday’s election,
Nigerian music producer Don Jazzy has said that getting back together with his ex-wife, Michelle Jackson, is no longer an option because she has remarried. He made the statement during
The Presidential Committee on Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms has proposed a major constitutional change that would eliminate about 90% of the taxes currently collected by local governments across Nigeria.
The Senate on Wednesday held a tense session over Nigeria’s worsening security situation, following a motion by Senator Lola Ashiru calling for urgent federal action in Kwara, Kebbi, and Niger
The Civil Defence, Correctional, Fire and Immigration Services Board (CDCFIB) says 221,996 applicants failed the 2025 computer-based test conducted as part of its national recruitment exercise. The test formed the