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A woman in Kano is accused of setting her co-wife and two children on fire just weeks after the victim moved into her matrimonial home. The incident has raised serious concerns about domestic violence in the region.
However, a source familiar with the court proceedings, who spoke to SaharaReporters shortly after the session, said the case was adjourned to June 30 following the raising of jurisdictional issues.
Aspirants cleared are expected to participate in the staggered primaries of the party holding between 15 and 23 May. The post 2027: APC to unveil list of cleared aspirants as governors, lawmakers, others await fate appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
The Big Tent Coalition, led by Prof. Pat Utomi, criticized Atiku Abubakar for his comments on zoning, alleging he is distorting political history for personal gain. This controversy arises as the 2027 presidential election approaches.
WAEC workers plan to protest starting Wednesday over disputes related to recruitment and pay policies. The action is expected to affect WAEC offices across Nigeria.
Lagos State has announced a ₦4.444 trillion budget aimed at promoting economic growth and shared prosperity. A significant portion, ₦1.467 trillion, is allocated for critical infrastructure projects across various sectors.
Ebonyi State under Governor Francis Nwifuru obtained a N20 billion loan in the first quarter of 2026, but PREMIUM TIMES found no public record of legislative approval or compliance with key provisions of the state’s Fiscal Responsibility Law. The post No public record of Ebonyi...
Ayomide Alokun, a 27-year-old PhD holder, has ignited discussions on social media by protesting his unemployment in Abuja. His situation highlights the challenges faced by educated youth in Nigeria's job market.
A Federal High Court has sentenced former Minister of Power, Saleh Mamman, to 75 years in prison for corruption linked to hydroelectric power projects.
Actor Cristo Fernández, known as Dani Rojas in Ted Lasso, makes an unconventional return to professional football by signing with El Paso Locomotive FC.
Medical associations MDCAN and ARD condemn the EFCC raid on Uyo Teaching Hospital, demanding the release of staff and declaring an indefinite strike.
Nigerian philanthropist Tony Elumelu urges Africa to drop its victim mentality, welcome foreign investment, and focus on infrastructure for young entrepren
The Ekiti Council of Elders inducts new affiliate members, calling for patriotism and selfless service to foster societal betterment and drive development.
"Cristo is a great addition to our roster, adding another attacking threat to our forward line," said Locomotive Head Coach Junior Gonzalez. The post ‘Ted Lasso’ star Cristo Fernandez signs with US pro club appeared first on Vanguard News.
Experts highlight the vulnerabilities in Nigeria's digital economy, stressing the need for improved cybersecurity and digital inclusion. Urgent actions are required to enhance broadband access and digital literacy.
A Nigerian national in the U.S. has pleaded guilty to laundering funds from a $927,000 email scam. This case highlights ongoing issues with cybercrime and financial fraud involving Nigerians abroad.
The Federal Government aims to deliver over 15,000 housing units in three months to address the housing deficit. This initiative includes plans for public-private partnerships to enhance housing delivery.
Alibaba has reported an 18% decline in its annual net profit, dropping to 105.9 billion yuan ($15.6 billion) for the year ending March 31. This marks a significant decrease from the previous year's profit of 129.5 billion yuan.
The Oyo State Police have successfully rescued Dr. Afolabi, a Nigerian medical doctor based in the USA, from a mob attack over false kidnapping allegations. The incident highlights the dangers of misinformation in communities.
The Federal Government has approved a 40% peculiar allowance for civil servants after facing pressure from organized labor. This decision comes in response to threats of industrial action, marking a significant development for federal employees.
The legal profession significantly influences governance and economic growth beyond traditional courtrooms and transactions. Its impact shapes institutions and guides business decisions, highlighting its broader role in society.
The Supreme Court of Nigeria ruled that the Attorney-General's consent is unnecessary when the garnishee holding a judgment debtor's funds is the Central Bank of Nigeria. This decision clarifies legal procedures regarding garnishment in financial disputes.
In a ruling with significant implications for oil spill litigation in Nigeria, the Federal High Court sitting in Uyo has dismissed a ₦50 bn read more Landmark Pronouncement: Federal High Court dismisses ₦50 Billion Claim against ExxonMobil
The UN has urged Nigeria and Chad to conduct independent investigations into recent airstrikes. The rights chief emphasized the need for both militaries to take precautions to protect civilians.
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Amnesty International claims over 100 civilians died in an airstrike at Tumfa Market in Zamfara. The military has disputed these allegations, stating they are unfounded.
The judgment on this case was delivered by Justice James Omotosho, he convicted Mamman on all 12 counts filed against him by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), following months of proceedings that examined multiple layers of alleged financial misconduct linked t...
The South East APC has dismissed allegations of a ₦800 billion fund diversion against Governor Hope Uzodimma as unfounded. They reaffirmed his dedication to good governance and sustainable development in Imo State.
Tony Elumelu emphasizes that Africa should abandon a 'victim mentality' and welcomes support from various global partners. He believes collaboration with nations like the US, France, and China can help address the continent's challenges.
Security operatives in Edo have arrested 12 suspected cultists and sealed alleged initiation centers following a recent murder. This action comes in response to rising violence linked to cult activities in the area.