November 16, 2018
Nigeria’s President, Muhammadu Buhari on Friday said he had ordered the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, to ensure that monies recovered from looters do not find their way back to the looters.
Court grants N500,000 bail to accused for allegedly stealing N550,000 property
NDE trains 50 youths on agriculture in FCT
Anglican Archbishop warns clerics against “repackaging the gospel”
NGO raises funds for cancer patients
FRSC seeks support in talking safety education in schools
Court affirms termination of 2 Protea hotel workers’ employment
APC UK tasks party members to shun bickering, support Oshiomhole
Katsina govt. releases N400m for S-Power employees’ stipends
Sen. Sani lambasts governors over minimum wage disagreement
Video: Super Eagles arrive South Africa
Nation-building: Young people must be active – MDP
Insurgency: Nigerian Army constructs holding facility in Borno
Labour Party denies pact with Governor Amosun
11 people dead as tropical storm ravages Indian Coast
Buhari did not say 40m Nigerians are mad, it’s fake news – Femi Adesina
California Camp Fire death jumps to 63, missing 631
Brexit: Theresa May fights for survival
UN chief condemns killing of 7 peacekeepers in DRC
Bongo: Gabon amends constitution
Boko Haram: UK committed to support Nigerian Army
Comedian, I Go Dye has written an open letter to President Muhammadu Buhari on the state of the nation.
