Mr Sani said that instead of canvassing for people’s support, the opposition was using doctored photos to disparage APC.
The APC, which described the situation as unconscionable, wicked and reprehensible, accused the ADC of insincerity.

Mr Abubakar challenged the presidency to explain the source of funds used to purchase the SUVs and the total cost of the donations.

The APC, which described the situation as unconscionable, wicked and reprehensible, accused the ADC of insincerity.

Mrs Cooper expressed disappointment over the insistence by the BMA to mobilise senior doctors to go on strike.

Mr Rabiu urged the government to ensure reforms translate into increased production, employment, and improved living standards.

Mrs Cooper expressed disappointment over the insistence by the BMA to mobilise senior doctors to go on strike.

The NMA chair said that suspected cases of quackery would be reported to the appropriate authorities for investigation and necessary action.

The equipment distributed included 49 tricycles, 84 power tillers, 80 solar-powered water pumps, 200 knapsack sprayers and fertiliser applicators.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has arrested 14 Chinese nationals and one Nigerian for illegally operating four lithium processing plants in Ogun.

The Federal High Court, Abuja Division, on Monday dismissed a no-case submission filed by former Governor Nasir El-Rufai in his phone-tapping trial.

Fire has destroyed a building comprising three-bedroom flats in Kangile village, Ilorin South Local Government Area of Kwara State.

This was captured in a viral video on social media showing the church taking the extra precaution by securing the crucifix with chains.

The U.S. Department of Justice announced the charges involving 48 aliens in Pennsylvania, California, Florida, New York, and Nevada.

Kowatek hailed Ghana’s updated Renewable Energy Master Plan for 2026 to 2030, targeting 852 megawatt-peak of utility-scale solar and 709 megawatt-peak of utility-scale wind.

The health department said Mr Ohaka falsely referred to himself as Dr. Joshua Ohaka.

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