2023 OGUN GUBER : DR ADEYEMI OF ACTION ALLIANCE SETS THE TONE FOR QUALITY GOVERNANCE
As the battle for the Ogun State Government house otherwise known as Oke-Imosan which is currently occupied by Prince Dapo ...
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SUPREME COURT DETHRONES OBONG OF CALABAR FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HISTORY
After years of legal wrangling, the Supreme Court deposed Édidem Ekpo Okon Abasi-Otu V as Obong of Calabar on Friday. ...
UK COURT SENDS NIGERIAN WOMAN TO JAIL FOR STEALING £20,000
Abiola Akinremi, a Nigerian lady employed in a care facility, who was found guilty of stealing £20,000 from the residents' ...
GOV. BELLO ASSURES TINUBU THAT ON MAY 29, THEY WILL JOYOUSLY ACCOMPANY HIM TO ASO ROCK
Yahaya Bello, the governor of Kogi State, announced on Friday that he and other APC members would enthusiastically accompany Asiwaju ...
BUHARI CAUTIONS FOREIGN MISSIONS TO STAY OUT OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS IN NIGERIA
President Muhammadu Buhari urged foreign diplomats currently in the country to refrain from meddling in domestic issues yesterday ahead of the ...
PETROL SCARCITY CONTINUES AS PRIVATE DEPOTS SELL FOR N240/LITRE
From roughly N225 per litre the week before, private depots increased the cost of gasoline by 6.7 percent to N240 ...
ELECTION 2023: LAGOS, KANO TOPS LIST OF STATES WITH THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF VOTERS
Two days after expressing concerns about the wave of general insecurity sweeping the nation, THE Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, ...
LAGOS FOREX TRADER IN COURT OVER N221M THEFT
Temitope Badmus, a forex trader, has been charged by the police for allegedly stealing N221.6 million from six investors. According ...
FG GIVES ASSURANCE THAT THE 2023 ELECTIONS WILL HOLD DESPITE INSECURITY CHALLENGES
The general elections will take place as scheduled next month, the federal government announced Tuesday. Alhaji Lai Mohammed, the Minister ...
FG DISTRIBUTES N173 BILLION FOR NATIONAL UNIFORM GASOLINE PRICING
According to information released on Tuesday from the Federal Ministry of Petroleum Resources, the Federal Government spent over N173.2 billion ...
