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A clash at the Akwa Ibom Government House disrupted a meeting of lawmakers, forcing them to return to the Speaker's Lodge. The incident arose from security personnel not allowing entry due to long guns.
Atiku Abubakar is demanding clarity from INEC regarding the leak of voter data. He questions how sensitive information was accessed and released without proper authority.
This article discusses the implications of opposition parties boycotting elections in Nigeria. It examines past instances and their effects on voter turnout.
Wilmar International partners with TGI Group to form a joint venture in Nigeria and Benin, focusing on food production and distribution across West Africa.
Kaduna State has been ranked 3rd in Nigeria by the 2025 Phillips Consulting State Performance Index. This highlights the state's commitment to reform and development.
The Yobe State Police discovered an illegal gun-making workshop in Potiskum, arresting seven suspects and seizing firearms. A wider investigation is underway.
Vandals have destroyed six transmission towers in Nasarawa State, leading to serious power supply problems. TCN is assessing the damage and working on repairs.
The Chief of Army Staff has rotated 332 soldiers in the North-east to enhance their welfare and morale. This program is vital for troop efficiency in the fight against Boko Haram.
Chidi Odinkalu criticizes Kingsley Chinda for being both the Minority Leader of PDP and the APC governorship candidate. He describes this situation as organized crime.
The Federal High Court in Abuja will rule on the fate of five men accused of the 2022 Owo church attack that resulted in numerous deaths and injuries.
Starlink, owned by SpaceX, faces licensing challenges in South Africa. This article discusses its potential benefits for broadband access and rural schools.
Kingsley Chinda steps down as the Minority Leader of the House of Representatives and joins the APC. His resignation takes effect from April 23.