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We made Oshiomhole's son commissioner against his father's wish - Edo deputy gov

Oshiomhole's son, Cyril, has been designated by Governor Okpebholo as the Commissioner for Health in Edo State.

Blood in the streets as police, soldier clash in Ebonyi, 1 shot dead, 3 injured

Abia retirees turn to prayers, fasting for arrears of pension, gratuity payments

The NUP had denied forfeiting 45 months of arrears of pension and gratuity of members as owed by the previous administration, in the said agreement.

It's a strategic move - Enugu LG Chairman defends appointing SSAs on garden egg, yam

The Chairman said that the appointment was meant to boost the production of these crops in large quantities to satisfy local demands and for export.

'Dangote sued a non-existent entity' - NNPCL tells court in fuel importation feud

Popoola averred that the court lacked jurisdiction over the 2nd defendant sued as NNPC.

Report says total deaths from Jigawa tanker explosion 209, 99 injured

Inuwa attributed the accident to several factors, including a damaged speed-breaker and potholes located near the scene.

Tinubu dissolves Nnamdi Azikiwe university council, sacks unqualified VC, others

Onanuga said that the sacking of the governing council and officials followed reports that the council illegally appointed an unqualified vice-chancellor without following due process.

Aiyedatiwa thanks Tinubu, INEC after receiving certificate of return

Aiyedatiwa also praised the professional conduct of security agencies, electoral observers, and media organisations that contributed to the election’s success.

Evidence shows Wike not barred from Aso Rock amid drunk claim during Modi’s visit

Wike welcomed Modi, the Indian PM, to Nigeria and led him to the Aso Rock Presidential Villa to meet President Tinubu.

Olajumoke, former viral bread seller, makes comeback as radio presenter

Olajumoke’s story inspired millions after she inadvertently walked into a photo shoot with British rapper, Tinie Tempah, captured by TY Bello in 2016.

Stakeholders react as Nigeria’s aviation sector achieves global recognition

Under Festus Keyamo's leadership, Nigeria's enhanced safety protocols earned international accolades for its aviation sector and the seamless implementation of the Cape Town Convention.

Coalition urges halt to hostile attacks on FCT minister Nyesom Wike

The coalition urged stakeholders, including traditional leaders and security agencies, to support Wike’s vision, which they say aligns with the federal government’s Renewed Hope Agenda.

WAEC bans 13 schools in Kogi for examination malpractices

The commissioner also disclosed that the council had blacklisted 14 supervisors for various degrees of malpractices in the 2023/2024 West Africa Secondary School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) in the state.

Senate invokes constitution to remove CCT Chairman over fight with lady

The senate stated that the chairman has fallen short of the requisite standard of a public officer to conduct the affairs of such tribunal.

Ex-President Obasanjo says completing National library key to Nigeria's progress

Obasanjo called on all stakeholders, from government to the private sector and international partners, to prioritise the completion of this vital infrastructure.

Zamfara parents appeal to Gov Lawal to rescue stranded students in Cyprus

According to chairman of parent association, the student’s International Passports and Cyprus resident permits has expired and they are at risk of being caught on the other side of the law of foreign land.

FG lifts NYSC posting restrictions, aligns with Tinubu’s mandate

The minister announced the revocation of all previous directives relating to posting restrictions with effect from the date of commencement of the 2024 Batch ‘C Orientation Course.

IGP Egbetokun orders arrest of police anti-kidnapping squad leader

This incident has drawn widespread attention, with calls for accountability in addressing police misconduct.

Gang of organ harvesters kill Dubai-based Nigerian man for ritual

A gang of organ harvesters killed the man and dismembered his body, after which they used parts of it for ritual.

Man assaults, locks 17-year-old boy in dog cage for visiting his daughter

The teenage boy had visited his female classmate when the latter’s father and siblings beat him, and locked him in a dog cage.