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The Court of Appeal in Ibadan has allowed the Nigerian Bar Association to hold its national officers' elections after canceling a previous court order that halted the process.
Aliko Dangote's rise from trader to industrialist highlights Africa's economic growth. His refinery in Lagos is changing Nigeria's role in global markets.
The University of Abuja and SCRiH have signed an agreement to establish the National Agricultural Reference Laboratory, aiming to boost agricultural research and food safety in Nigeria.
The Anambra State Police have arrested Kenneth Nnaji, 66, for his role in a kidnap plot. He is part of a gang that tricks victims into giving money.
Mohamed Dagalo, known as Hemedti, has been sentenced to death for war crimes in Sudan. This ruling is a landmark decision in the ongoing civil conflict.
The ADP's presidential candidate, Ambassador Aliyu Bin Abbas, has chosen Hon. Chinazam Ike as his running mate for the 2027 elections, emphasizing youth empowerment and unity.
Femi Gbajabiamila and Emomotimi Guwor advocate for constitutional changes to establish state police and improve federalism during the National Assembly Open Week.
Governor Alex Otti is transforming agriculture in Abia State by supporting over 18,000 farmers with free supplies and promoting commercial farming for economic growth.
Toba Ajiboye, a leader in Lagos' transport union, was killed by gunmen while returning home. His loss has deeply affected his colleagues and friends.
Beatrice Solomon, a 27-year-old Nigerian woman, died by suicide in the UK after facing mental health challenges. Her husband revealed she had attempted to take her life twice before.
The Kwara State Police have confirmed the murder of farmer Azeez Garba. An investigation is ongoing to identify and arrest the culprits behind this tragic incident.
The ADC has requested the prosecution of Nafiu Gombe for falsely claiming he uploaded candidates for the 2027 elections. This follows INEC's clarification on the matter.