Court Gives Nnamdi Kanu Until November 5 To Open Defence Or Lose Right In Terrorism Trial
Federal High Court gives Nnamdi Kanu until November 5 to open defence or forfeit his right in terrorism trial.
LASTMA impounds 155 vehicles, dismantles illegal garages in Lagos
The Lagos State Traffic Management Authority, LASTMA, has impounded 155 vehicles during a coordinated enforcement operation targeting illegal roadside
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Vandalism: FCT NSCDC to prosecute offenders according to stringent laws
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) FCT Command will prosecute offenders of Critical National Information Infrastructure (CNII). The NSCDC FCT Commandant, Olusola Odumosu made this known during a one-day workshop on Tuesday in Abuja. Odumosu said offenders will be punished under under the provisions of th Cybercrimes (Prohibition, Prevention, Etc.) Act, 2015, as enhanced by the “Designation
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Troops recover 45 stolen cows following ambush on cattle rustling gang in the Sokoto forest
Troops operating in Sokoto State have recovered a total of 45 cows alleged to have been rustled by a cattle rustling gang operating within the
Participation surges as 2025 ARCH Archery International Open ends in Abuja
Organisers noted that this year’s edition recorded one of the highest levels of youth participation ever seen at a local archery event, underscoring the growing interest among young Nigerians
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Drama in Senate as Akpabio, Barau differ on Trump’s threat
There was a mild drama on the floor of the Senate on Tuesday, as the President of the Red Chamber, Senator Godswill Akpabio and his Deputy, Senator Jibrin
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Bayern Munich File Official Protest Over ‘Unacceptable’ Paris Police Measures Ahead Of PSG Clash
Bayern Munich have filed an official complaint with UEFA after accusing French police of imposing “unacceptable” and “surprising” security restrictions ahead of Tuesday’s Champions League clash with Paris Saint-Germain. The German club said in a statement that the measures, introduced at short notice by the Paris police prefecture, made it unnecessarily difficult for their travelling
JUST IN: Reps make U-turn, reconvene for plenary Wednesday
The House of Representatives has reversed its earlier decision to suspend plenary for a week until local contractors owed various sums of money by the
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Trump: EU expresses solidarity with Nigeria
By Favour Ulebor, Abuja The European Union (EU) has expressed solidarity with victims of violence in Nigeria, including those affected by recent attacks in the southern and northeastern parts of the country. In a statement reaching Vanguard by the EU Spokesperson for Foreign Affairs and Security, Anouar El Anouni, on Tuesday, the bloc said it
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Senate launches probe into rising train derailments
The Senate has set up a special committee to investigate the growing cases of train derailments across the country, following last Saturday’s incident on
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