Malala Yousafzai, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate who was shot by the Pakistani Taliban for advocating for girls' education, married...

Professor Charles Soludo of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) has won the governorship elections in Anambra, gaining 19 of...

President General Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday arrived in Paris ahead of the three-day Paris Peace Forum which will hold from...

Abdulrasheed Maina, former chairman of the nowdefunct Pension Reform Task Team, was convicted on Monday by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) (PRTT). Following a N2.1billion pension swindle, a Federal High Court in Abuja condemned Maina to eight years in prison. Earlier this year, the EFCC charged Maina with money laundering on a 12-count indictment, but he pleaded not guilty. Justice Okon Abang, on the other hand, ruled the accused guilty. Following the conviction, the anti-graft agency conducted an in-depth investigation into the offenses perpetrated by the ex-pensions boss. According to a statement issued by the Commission, the following properties and huge funds were discovered while investing Maina. Property in Jabi, Abuja worth $1.4 million (paid in cash).Luxurious mansion in DubaiMaina’s company...

The Electoral Act Amendment Bill was enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives, and the electronic transmission of results...