Suswam promises not to undermine Ortom’s administration
Gov Gabriel Suswam said the PDP in the state would avoid acts that would undermine the incoming administration of Dr Samuel Ortom. Suswam made this known when he received Ortom in his
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US stocks rose in opening trade Monday with the Nasdaq moving back above 5,000 as a heavy week of earnings and economic data got underway. About 30 minutes into trade, the Dow
NSCDC arrests man with pistol in Kaduna
The Kaduna State Command of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) on Monday said it had arrested a man with a locally made pistol during a stop-and- search operation in
APC sweeps 30 house of assembly seats in Sokoto State
The All Progressives Congress (APC) has won all 30 Sokoto State House of Assembly seats in the just-conclude general elections. This is contained in the result sheet of the April 11 state
Nigerian Navy arrest 2 hoodlums with ballot boxes, arms in Ondo State
The Western Naval Command of the Nigerian Navy (NN) on Monday said it arrested two hoodlums with ballot boxes, five pump action riffles and ammunitions in Igbokoda, Ondo State. The command’s spokesperson,
Nigeria gears up for FIABCI World Real Estate Congress
EAGER to assist real estate professionals in improving the quality and competitiveness of their activities by sharing knowledge, information and business opportunities, the Nigerian chapter of the International Real Estate Federation (FIABCI) has
UNICEF says Boko Haram has made 800,000 children refugees
UNICEF said on Monday that no fewer than 800,000 children have fled their homes in north-eastern Nigeria because of the activities Boko Haram insurgents. UNICEF’s regional director for West and Central Africa,
APC supporters in Bauchi jubilate over candidate’s victory
Supporters of the All Prograssives Congress (APC) in Bauchi on Sunday took to the streets to celebrate the victory of Muhammed Abubakar who won the April 11 governorship poll in the state.
Tripoli authorities appeal for help after embassy attacks
Authorities in the Libyan capital vowed Monday to boost security after twin attacks on foreign embassies but warned their fight against jihadists was hindered by a lack of international recognition. Most of
Sudanese vote in presidential, legislative polls
Voters in Sudan started casting their votes on Monday to elect a president and members for the national and state parliaments amid boycott by most of the opposition parties. No fewer than