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In the suit, no FCT/HC/BW/CV/39/16, the plaintiff, Danladi Ayuba, told the court‎ that despite the subsisting judgement of Hon. Justice Valentine Ashi, which nullified the purported amendment of the provision of Article 47(6) of the…

There is no use denying that Mr. Oshiomhole achieved some feats by reconstructing few roads and renovating as much schools in Edo State. In fact, he has achieved what “gods and goddesses spirits” were incapable of achieving

Addressing the Hausa community at the Orlu Mosque, Prince Madumere said he has been mandated by Governor Rochas Okorocha to meet with them and implore them go about their normal businesses without any fear of molestation

The people commended the beer brand at the Ogo-Oluwa area, venue of the Goldberg Beer Village, on Tuesday during the official unveiling by the Ataoja of Osogboland, Oba Jimoh Oyetunji Olanipekun Larooye II, and the Goldberg brand team

The President said he is studying the details of the report before announcing appropriate response in due course. In a statement by his spokesman, Garba Shehu, Buhari announced his commitment to human rights, saying it remains unchanged…

Also included in the list of pundits were as Segun Agbede; Nigeria’s ex international, Victor Ikpeba; and Charles Anazado, who were all on ground to give the fans a real-time football experience with a personal touch

A statement from the Director of Press and Public Affairs, Emmanuel Nanle, on Tuesday quoted the governor as saying that the commission would be chaired by Justice Stephen Adah, while Sani Mavo will serve as secretary

The arrest was sequel to a petition by the Ebonyi State Government over the $12 million contract to a US-based company, Califco Group, that had been abandoned since 2012

Kaigama stressed that the situation violated the Federal Character Commission Act, which provided for equitable representation of states in the federal civil service

NAN reports that the state government, headed by Governor Abiola Ajimobi, had promised to be paying the sum of N4,000 monthly to corps members serving with the state government sector