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The federal Government, on Monday, announced that secondary schools would reopen on August 4 for exit classes only.

The federal government has extended the phase two of the ease of lockdown in the country by another one week.

The Inspector-General of Police (IG), Mr. Mohammed Adamu, has directed the Kaduna State Commissioner of Police, Mr. Umar Muri, to ensure the full enforcement of the curfew imposed by the state government on Southern Kaduna ...

His Eminence, Anthony Cardinal Olubunmi Okogie has decried the current level of corruption under the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari, saying Nigeria is a sinking ship being navigated by pirates.

The Department of State Services (DSS) said it has uncovered plans by some persons and groups to destabilise the country.

Nigeria has recorded 648 new cases of COVID-19, bringing to 41,180 the number of confirmed cases in the country.

The Ekiti State Attorney-General (AG) and Commissioner for Justice, Mr. Wale Fapohunda and some unnamed members of Governor Kayode Fayemi’s cabinet, have tested positive for COVID-19 pandemic disease.

The Federal Government has announced plans to invite all researchers and herbal medicinal practitioners in the country to a summit to verify claims of their having a cure for COVID-19.

Some Senators and members of the House of Representatives named in Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) contract racketeering have protested against the Minister of Niger Delta Affairs, Godswill Akpabio,

President Muhammadu Buhari, on Monday, named some train stations after “deserving Nigerians.”

The Federal Government said it has so far spent N15.8 billion on hazard allowances on medical personnel in its teaching hospitals and medical centres across the country.