Abdalla Pakistan as take over Pilgrims Welfare Board Ganduje appoints heads of govt agencies
Governor Abdullahi Ganduje of Kano State has approved the appointment and reappointment of heads of government agencies and departments …
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World Bank, African Development Bank blacklist 15 Nigerian companies, 9 individuals
The African Development Bank and the World Bank have blacklisted 15 Nigerian firms doing businesses with them. Also put on the blacklist are nine Nigerian …
ICYMI: Inside the secret meeting by Adeosun, other army officers ordered to disrupt 2015 presidential election
PREMIUM TIMES has obtained a secret audio recording revealing details of how three of the four senior army officers …
Buhari promotes Adeosun, Biu, as Buratai remains Chief of Army
President Muhammadu Buhari has approved the accelerated promotion of two senior officers and a subaltern of the Nigerian Army. …
Kano to build 400-bed hospitals in four new emirates each
Abdullahi Ganduje, governor of Kano state has pledged to upgrade the general hospitals in each of his four new …
Meet Safiya Badamasi, the first Hausa/Fulani Muslim woman to become SAN
Safiya Umar Badamasi is not only the first Hausa/Fulani Muslim woman to become Senior Advocate of Nigeria, SAN, but …
Banditry reduces by over 90 percent in Zamfara – CP
The Zamfara State Commissioner of Police, Usman Nagogo, has said that armed bandits’ activities have reduced by about 98 …
How I caught my wife sending nude photos to boyfriends–Kano husband stabbed by wife
Sa’id Hussain, whose 21-year-old wife Fatima Musa almost killed him after stabbing him during a disagreement, has finally recovered …
How customs officer promotes self to CG, asks Hameed Ali to hand over
Nura Dahiru, an assistant superintendent of customs, on Monday promoted himself to the rank of deputy comptroller-general of Customs …
ANALYSIS: 353 killed, 60 kidnapped In violent attacks across Nigeria in June
No fewer than 353 persons were killed in violent attacks across Nigeria in June, as insecurity continued to grip …