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The Alleged Fraud Suspect, Alaba Adejare Adebajo, Ordered To Be Released By Interpol Justice Ahmed Ibrahim Kala of a Federal High Court, Lagos, has ordered the Commissioner of Police in charge of International Police (Interpol) section of the Force Criminal Investigation Department

Ghana on Thursday took a major step in the global campaign for reparatory justice by hosting a landmark international conference aimed at transforming growing political support for slavery reparations into practical commitments and meaningful action. The conference, which attracted government officials, diplomats,

The Bayelsa State Government has successfully resolved the lingering leadership crisis that has affected the Twon-Brass Kingdom for years, bringing an end to a dispute that had created divisions among communities and threatened peace in the coastal area of the state. The

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has announced that no fewer than 11,839 new voters have been registered in Imo State as part of the ongoing Continuous Voter Registration (CVR) exercise aimed at expanding citizen participation in Nigeria’s electoral process. The commission,

The Federal Government has assured Nigerians residing in South Africa that every citizen who has indicated a willingness to return home amid ongoing anti-migrant attacks in the country will be evacuated before the June 30 deadline. The assurance was given by the

A fire outbreak on Thursday engulfed a multi-storey building housing a Polaris Bank branch on Broad Street in Lagos Island, causing panic among residents, workers and business owners in the bustling commercial district. The incident, which attracted widespread attention both on the

Gov. Uba Sani of  Kaduna State says his administration remains committed to creating a conducive environment for businesses by aligning with President Bola Tinubu’s reform agenda. Sani stated this on Thursday at the technical session of the Presidential Enabling Business Environment Council

Engineering professionals and researchers have described the widespread adoption of forensic engineering practices as a critical tool for addressing building collapses, infrastructure failures, and construction-related challenges in Nigeria. They said this on Thursday during the closing session of a three-day Training and