Federal Government Of Nigeria
Nigerian students to suffer more as university workers challenge FG, make fresh declaration over strike
Nigerian university workers who have been on strike on Tuesday, May 3, declared a 'no pay, no work policy follwoing FG directive that they would not be paid.
Again, former president Olusegun Obasanjo speaks on Nigeria's challenges
Former president, Olusegun Obasanjo, while speaking at a crusade in Abeokuta, Ogun state said it would be dishonest to say everything is fine with Nigeria.
NIN-SIM: MTN reveals number of subscribers barred from making calls
Following the Nigerian Communications Commission’s directive of April 4, MTN says it has implemented the directive on 19million of its affected subscribers.
Southwest leaders set to meet Tinubu, Osinbajo, Fayemi, Amosun over 2023 presidency
Leaders of All Progressives Congress (APC) from the South West will reportedly meet with presidential aspirants from the region on Friday May 6, in Lagos..
New report says FG may release detained terrorists in exchange for Kaduna train hostages
The terrorist group had demanded the immediate release of some of its detained commanders and financiers in exchange for the over 60 abductees in their camp.
Former Oyo governor Ladoja lambastes politicians, reveals solution to Nigeria's problems
Former governor of Oyo state, Rasidi Ladoja said lack of love for others and arrogance of some politicians make them underestimate the power of the people.
Watch video of pastor using mouth to spit water on his members heads
Nigerians on social media are not happy with a trending video in which a pastor was seen spitting water from his mouth on the head of members of his church.
2023 presidency: Arrest politicians buying N100m forms, 102-year-old presidential aspirant tells EFCC, ICPC
Josephine Ezeanyaeche has called on EFCC as well as the ICPC to arrest and prosecute any politician or group buying N100m nomination form of any political party
Insecurity persists in Nigeria because we have a weak president, Shehu Sani insists
Senator Shehu Sani says insecurity has persisted in Nigeria because President Muhammadu Buhari is either too shy or weak to take action on his subordinates.
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