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Lagos State Governor, BABAJIDE SANWO-OLU has approved the payment of 375.45 million naira as a bursary award to students of Lagos origin studying at universities across the country....

The European Union (EU) has announced that it is suspending financial aid to Zimbabwe’s electoral body because of concerns about its practices in the contested August elections....

Nine lawmakers in the Ondo State House of Assembly have signed a petition of gross misconduct against the deputy governor, LUCKY AIYEDATIWA....

Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice OLUKAYODE ARIWOOLA has expressed concern over the significant volume of cases, particularly those of a political nature, that judges are tasked with handling daily....

The Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Taoreed Lagbaja, has called for a robust civil-military cooperation to tackle insecurity in the country....

The Presidency says a Chinese construction company, China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation Limited, has committed to the completion of the Abuja light rail project in eight months. ...

The Federal Government is committed and passionate about solving the housing deficit in the country. The Minister of Housing and Urban Development, AHMED DANGIWA made the pledge when he received Gov. DIKKO RADDA of Katsina State in Abuja. DANGIWA said the housing sector remains far from where it should be in terms of meeting the needs of millions of Nigerians for decent shelter while contributing as a catalyst for economic growth, job creation, and povert...

The Lagos State Government has said it would intensify the training of its employees by increasing the number of public servants trained in a year as well as improve on its training programmes. Speaking during a meeting with the management staff of the Ministry of Establishments and Training at Alausa, the newly sworn-in Commissioner for Establishments and Training, AFOLABI AYON-TAYO, stressed that human resource development is crucial to achieving the Governor BABAJIDE SAN...

The presidential candidate of the Labour Party, PETER OBI, has filed 51 grounds of appeal before the Supreme Court seeking the nullification of the Judgment of the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal and the election of President BOLA TINUBU. In his notice of appeal, PETER OBI said the Presidential Election Petitions Tribunal erred in law and thereby reached a wrong conclusion when it dismissed the petition he lodged to challenge the outcome of the presidential election...

Fighting between the two rival factions of the Sudanese military has spread to the Red Sea city of Port Sudan for the first time in five months of conflict....