ABUJA-Poised to engender good governance in Nigeria, President Muhammadu Buhari has said he would surely solve the country’s perennial electricity problem, fix the Niger Delta security problem and also improve the infrastructural status before leaving…
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission on Friday arrested a former Minister of Aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode, on new allegations of fraud. Mr. Fani-Kayode was arrested as he emerged from a courtroom where he’s been facing…
Justice Ngwuta alleges Onu also attempted to influence him, accuses DSS of planting money in his house Again, transport minister denies claim APC gives Justice Okoro ultimatum to withdraw bribery allegation As the indicted judges…
A former Nigeria coach Samson Siasia is now in oil-rich Qatar in connection with a lucrative top coaching post. “Siasia flew out to Qatar Friday afternoon. He is there to discuss a coaching post,” a…
Schools in the country will reintroduce the teaching of history as a subject, Executive Secretary, Nigeria Educational Research Development Council (NERDC) Prof. Ismail Junaidu has said. He said the subject would be taught in primary…
Lagos — Fish farmers in Lagos State are presently leaving the business due to the increase in the price of fish feeds in the state. The prices, according to the farmers, have gone up by…
Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has been sued over alleged “campaign of calumny against Mrs. Dame Patience Jonathan using online, print and electronic media to publish to the public unfounded and malicious allegations that…
Ken Saro-Wiwa Jr, the eldest son of the late renowned playwright and Ogoni environmental rights activist, Ken Saro-Wiwa, has died. It was gathered that Saro-Wiwa Jr, who was based in Abuja, died yesterday in a…
Emirates may also cancel flights to Lagos soon Dubai-based Emirates Airlines and Kenya Airways have announced the suspension of their flights to the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, Nigeria’s capital, in the face of the…
Foreign airlines flying to Nigeria have started to refuel abroad because jet fuel supplies are expensive and scarce. 14 airlines have shut down operations in Nigeria as recession persists. These airlines, which includes Iberia, United…