General

For more than three decades, one set of numbers has quietly dictated the destiny of millions of Nigerian children: 6-3-3-4....

On some forgotten afternoon in the late 1980s, in a corner of Owerri where the heat clung stubbornly to rusted...

The stillness of Abuja at two in the morning carries its own kind of weight. A city usually humming with...

In the spring of 2012, a crowded London courtroom held its breath as James Onanefe Ibori, former governor of Nigeria’s...

For decades, Nigeria’s opposition politics followed a familiar script: fragmented coalitions, recycled candidates, and campaigns that relied more on rhetoric...

Nigeria’s attempt to stop buying imported petrol from the global market and instead run on locally refined product is one...

Aregbesola warned that citizens cannot endure endless economic strain, insisting a breaking point would eventually force a political shift. He...

The terrorists were routed in the early morning counterattack by ground troops in close support with the air component command...

It said it resorted to the destruction of these vessels because of the difficulty in prosecuting the owners, which is...

Security forces monitored Abu Baraa’s movements for months before tracking him down and capturing him in a classified operation. The...