The federal government says any allegation against the Nigerian army without evidence is dangerous. Lai Mohammed, minister of information and culture, spoke on Monday in reaction to Reuter’s investigation on
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Lucky Irabor, the chief of defence staff, has described an investigation by Reuters on forced abortion for Boko Haram victims as “outright nonsense”. Irabor said this on Thursday while fielding
An investigation by Reuters, an international news agency, has accused the Nigerian Army of carrying out illegal abortions on victims of insurgency in the north-east. According to the Reuters investigation,
The Defence Headquarters (DHQ) says the Nigerian Army has never forced rescued women and girls to abort pregnancies. According to a statement on Friday by Jimmy Akpor, information director at
A FIFA task force has suggested massive changes to transfers after a report found “multiple failings” in the current system.
Oil prices are on a two-year high with Brent crude peaking at $60.80 down from $60.91 per barrel on Tuesday.
On Wednesday, Reuters reported that President Muhammadu Buhari and his aides had Acting President Yemi Osinbajo on a leash. Osinbajo
Adebayo Shittu, minister of communications, wants Nigerians to encourage MTN, a telecommunications company, and not scare it away from the country. Shittu
At least 27 people lost their lives while several others sustained injuries when Boko Haram insurgents struck at Maiduguri, capital
Three days after multiple bomb attacks rocked Maiduguri, capital of Borno state, a suspected female suicide bomber killed at least
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