News From Nigeria

The Kano State Hisba Board, on Tuesday, said it had started arrangements for the mass wedding of another bunch of 2,000 widows and divorcees in the state. The Director-General of the board, Dr Abba Sufi, said this in a meeting ...

Lagos is the heartbeat of Nigeria-economically, socially and otherwise. From the comical to the puzzling and the most shocking, it all happens in this city of over 15 million people. It is a fascinating place to be. Due to the complexities ...

Nigerians head to twitter to advice those siding with the leader of Pirate radio,  Nnamdi Kanu  to refrain from violence. See how they reacted on twitter bellow.

President Buhari has landed in India for his 4-day official state visit. He left Nigeria this morning. See more photos bellow.  

The Syrian Army, with the support of armed militia fighters, has liberated 50 villages in the south-east of Aleppo province, a militia source said Tuesday. According to the source, residents of at least two villages had begun returning to their households to clear the ...

The Russian Air Force in Syria left many Western military experts surprised, as they didn’t expect that Russia had the capacity to carry out military operations with such efficiency, the Washington-based Brookings Institution said.  In the past, many experts called ...

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The 17 individuals from the Indigenous People of Biafra Separatists  (IPOB), who were captured by the Anambra State Police Command, have been discharged. They were captured a week ago to protest the capture of the leader of Pirated Radio Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu. Police ...

A chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party in Sokoto state, Alhaji Sa’idu Gumburawa, has expressed good faith that Nigeria will be a superior spot in the next two years under President Muhammadu Buhari. Gumburawa, an ex-member from the House of ...

There was power failure for at least seven minutes during the screening of Usani Uguru, a ministerial nominee, at the senate on Tuesday. Partial darkness enveloped the chamber, but the lawmakers continued the business of screening the nominee. The power ...