By Stephen Simon More than 150 people were reportedly killed in a drone strike on a market in the disputed Abyei region along the Sudan-South Sudan border, in another deadly…
By Stephen Simon Nigeria’s electricity generation suffered a sharp decline on Monday, falling from about 3,840 megawatts in the morning to approximately 476.70MW by early afternoon, triggering outages in parts…
By Stephen Simon The Department of State Services has arraigned five suspects before the Imo State High Court over the alleged kidnapping of 24 people, including 20 prospective National Youth…
By Stephen Simon The Federal Government has ruled out a return to petrol subsidies, declaring that private investment will play a central role in financing Nigeria’s next phase of economic…
By Stephen Simon Nigeria’s first confirmed Ebola case in more than a decade has triggered emergency public health measures, with authorities identifying 44 contacts for monitoring and follow-up. The case…
By Stephen Simon The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has arrested an Abuja-based businessman, Innocent Ezuma, 57, over allegations of defrauding a Ukrainian investor of more than $120m. Ezuma was…
By Stephen Simon The United States has warned that Mexican drug cartels are increasingly looking to Africa as an alternative route for trafficking synthetic drugs, after the National Drug Law…
By Stephen Simon The Independent National Electoral Commission has warned politicians, party agents and its officials against tampering with votes in the 2027 general elections, cautioning that offenders risk imprisonment…
By Stephen Simon On Tuesday the Presidential Working Group (PWG) on the National Policing Bill said it had submitted the draft National Policing Bill, 2026, and 29 consequential amendment bills…
By Stephen Simon Two former inmates of the Medium correctional facility Kirikiri Lagos State Sulaiman Lawal and Sodiq Muili have decried the poor state of the prisons in Nigeria. In…