Ex-Humanitarian Affairs Minister honours EFCC invitation over alleged fraud
The former minister of humanitarian affairs, Sadiya Umar Farouq has honored the invitation of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), following the ongoing investigation of an alleged N37 billion fraud.
Hamas free seven hostages in first phase of ceasefire deal
 Hamas has released seven hostages into the custody of the Red Cross, marking the first set of captives freed under the newly signed ceasefire deal,...
FG’s plan to erect telecom towers in rural areas commendable -ATCON
By Stellamaris Ashinze
The Association of Telecommunication Companies of Nigeria (ATCON) has lauded the Federal Government’s plan to erect Seven thousand telecommunications towers in rural...
JUST IN: Court temporarily stops withdrawal of old naira notes
The Supreme Court on Wednesday temporarily stopped the withdrawal of old Naira Notes from Feb.
El-Rufai cautions against election results protest
Following reported incidents of protest in some parts of the country, the Kaduna State Government has warned against any form of protests over the Saturday’s presidential and National Assembly elections results in the state.
Pope extends sex abuse law to include lay leaders
Pope Francis has extended the clergy sex abuse law to now include lay leaders who head international associations recognised by the Vatican.
