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Delta State Capital Territory Development Agency, DSCTDA, has threatened to prosecute landlords and business owners who disobey sanitation laws. A

Bus drivers have turned some roads in the city into motor parks while assigned parks are left empty, a government official said.

Minister of Interior, Dr Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo has further reiterated federal government's support to Marriage Registries to deliver on its mandates towards

There are two things to do; everybody should be proud to be a Nigerian; another is that we have to comprehensively review the constitution...

From 2015 to 2023, Nigeria allocated N3.2 trillion for electricity subsidies, and in 2024, an additional N1.6 trillion is projected to be spent. This accumulates to an electricity tariff shortfall of N4.8 trillion over a span of about nine years. Despite these substantial subsidies, the state of electricity supply in the country is deteriorating under […]

Okonkwo said the ARTMA team also cleared the Eze-Iweka junction that leads to Awada Obosi where commercial tricycle operators obstruct motorists and pedestrians. | Pulse Nigeria

Nasarawa State Governor, Abdullahi Sule, yesterday, said that protests against the Supreme Court judgment that affirmed his victory in the March 18, 2023, governorship election would not change anything.

In a lead judgment by Justice Kudirat Kekere-Ekun, the apex court unanimously dismissed an appeal by Barde for want of merit.

Articles on OpinionNigeria's platform are objective, constructive, mind buggling and compels people to take ownership of issues in order to bring about practicable solutions.

For instance, one of the male applicants, Arinze Oyiudo, a native of Awka, in Awka-South local government area told LEADERSHIP Weekend at the conference hall