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Zulum enrolls 5,361 orphans to school in Monguno
Borno State Governor, Professor Babagana Umara Zulum on Wednesday in Monguno, supervised the enrollment of school aged children whose parents...
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Air Peace extends commercial flights to Gombe State — Official
The management of Air Peace says it has deepen its stronghold and expand its wings in the North East by...
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NLC/El-Rufai Dispute: FG receives Bipartite Committee Report
The Federal Government has received the interim report of the 10-man Bipartite Committee it constituted to resolve the dispute between...
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NGO leads rally against domestic violence, sexual assaults in Bauchi villages
A Non Governmental Organization (NGO) 'Child is Gold Foundation' in collaboration with 'Fahimta Women and Youth Development Initiative (FAWOYDI) has...
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Court remands man for allegedly impregnating deaf and dumb in Kaduna
A firewood cutter, Samaila Bala, has been remanded by a Shari’a Court at Rigasa in Kaduna, for allegedly luring and...
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Five feared dead in Taraba boat mishap
Five persons are feared dead in a boat mishap on Tuesday in Mareniyo, Ardo-Kola Local government area of Taraba State,...
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Trafficking: NAPTIP receives 80 rescued victims in Kano
The National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP), says it has received 80 rescued victims of human...
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COVID-19: FG to support 5,000 SMEs in Kebbi – Commissioner
No fewer than 5,000 Small and Medium Scale Enterprises (SMEs) are exspected to benefit from the COVID-19 Action Recovery and...
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Association trains Bauchi muslims, christians leaders, CSOs on peace
A Non Governmental Organization (NGO) known as 'Christian Rural and Urban Development Association of Nigeria' (CRUDAN) has trained selected muslims,...
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Katsina assembly approves replacement of state’s logo
The Katsina State House of Assembly on Tuesday approved the replacement of the state’s logo as requested by the Gov....
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