Several worshippers were killed after a gunman shot up the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, United States.
Governor El-Rufai personally went round on Friday evening to ensure residents complied with the 24-hr curfew.
The grave where missing Army Major-General, Muhammed Alkali (rtd) was buried by his killers has been discovered by the military.
Chris Ngige has said the Federal Government would come up with a decision on the new minimum wage next week.
The commencement of another 24-hour curfew has been announced in Kaduna State, following the killing of a monarch.
The traffic congestion on Lagos roads due to indiscriminate parking of articulated vehicles continue to frustrate residents.
The FRSC has warned that it will begin to impose a fine of N5,000 on passengers who litter the roads while in vehicles.
Five youth corps members who were kidnapped on their way to orientation camps have been rescued in Imo State.
Andrew Ogbuja has been remanded in prison over the death of 13-year-old Elizabeth Ochanya.
Ochanya Ogbanje died days ago from complications she allegedly suffered from several forceful penetrations by Andrew Ogbuja.
The NLC has threatened to shut down operations in the country over disagreements with the Federal Government.
Secret Service says the destructive devices were sent to Barack Obama’s office in Washington D.C. and Hillary Clinton’s New York home.
A budget proposal of N8.73 trillion has been approved for 2019 fiscal year by the Federal Executive Council.
Some desperate Nigerians have landed in serious trouble while attempting to secure permanent residency in the United States.
Zainab Ahmed has dismissed reports that the Federal Government would place a cap on the number of children women could have.
Help has finally come the way of a family of five said to be suffering from mental illness in Ogoja, Cross River State.
Dr. Baire has been arrested over allegations that he demanded sex from a married woman to enable her gain admission.
A former H.O.D has said the school’s authorities were looking into the students’ complaints.