
Keyamo Wants Apology and N25,000 Fine from Peter Obi over Airport Claim
Festus Keyamo has requested a public apology and a N25,000 fine from Peter Obi regarding a vehicle clamping incident at Nnamdi Azikiwe Airport.
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Festus Keyamo has requested a public apology and a N25,000 fine from Peter Obi regarding a vehicle clamping incident at Nnamdi Azikiwe Airport.

The Gombe Federal High Court has postponed its decision on a case questioning the validity of the PDP governorship primary that selected Isa Pantami as the candidate.

America's Independence Day brings both celebrations and protests. The Mount Rushmore site is a focal point of controversy involving the Sioux Nation.

The Nigerian Law Society and BOSCON maintain their authority to grant the Blue Silk rank, challenging a recent court ruling that supports the LPPC's control over legal titles.

The Abia Police have arrested four men suspected of being part of a criminal gang. They recovered firearms and other items during the operation.

As Kaduna prepares for the 2027 elections, the ADC faces a crisis over its gubernatorial candidate. Voter trust and party unity are at stake.

The Court of Appeal has denied bail to Chukwunyere Nwabuoku, who is appealing his conviction for laundering N868.5 million. The EFCC supported the court's decision.

The family of slain teacher Michael Oyedokun expresses mixed emotions after the rescue of other victims. They celebrate the return but mourn their loss.

Nigeria's Minister of Livestock Development announced a new system to trace animals, enhancing the red meat industry's export potential and job creation.

President Tinubu has welcomed former governorship candidate Sa’idu Ubandoma back to the APC, emphasizing the need for unity and collaboration within the party.

President Tinubu has approved the transformation of Nasarawa Polytechnic into a university. This aims to enhance technical education and support Nigeria's mining sector.

The House of Representatives is looking into a fake agency that allegedly received N1.3bn in the budget. The committee will determine its legality and any ignored procedures.