Nigerian Government has signed a 70M Euros additional financing bilateral agreement with the Republic of Germany on sustainable economic development, renewable energy, polio eradication, strengthening resilience of internally-displaced persons and
Nigerian Government has signed a 70M Euros additional financing bilateral agreement with the Republic of Germany on sustainable economic development, renewable energy, polio eradication, strengthening resilience of internally-displaced persons and
Following his six-year run of dominance over the flyweight division in the UFC, 33-year-old Demetrious Johnson is healthy, happy, and fully immersed in the next chapter of his career with
Man attacks police headquarters with knife, kills 4 officers A man armed with a knife attacked officers inside Paris police headquarters, killing at least four, before he was fatally shot
By Johnbosco Agbakwuru PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari will preside over an emergency Federal Executive Council (FEC), meeting tagged Extraordinary FEC on Saturday. The meeting may not be unconnected with the next
The Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria, IPMAN, has dismissed reports of impending fuel scarcity, saying those behind the reports do not mean well for the nation. National President
Two university students were seen high-fiving after raping a drunk young woman in a nightclub maintenance room, a court has heard. Ferdinando Orlando, 25, and Lorenzo Costanzo, 26, were caught
Bonnie Christian A federal judge in New York City has denied bail to disgraced singer R Kelly in his sex-abuse case. Kelly didn’t attend the hearing on Wednesday
In a bid to find a lasting solution to incesaant xenophobic attacks against Nigerians in South Africa, President Muhammadu Buhari with 10 Governors and Ministers, today, will depart Abuja
By Sean Collins Rep. Adam Schiff said Sunday the whistleblower at the centre of a growing scandal surrounding United States (U.S.) President Donald Trump will testify before the House
The Process and Industrial Development on Wednesday denied offering to negotiate with the Federal Government over a recent contentious judgment of a United Kingdom which affirmed that it is owed