Ridwan Adeola Yusuf
6469 articles published since 27 Apr 2023
6469 articles published since 27 Apr 2023
The federal government has issued a directive to banks following the exposure of individuals and companies accused of financing terrorism in Nigeria.
The federal government has disclosed the action it plans to take against a Lagos-based man accused of financing terrorism, as details of the case continue to emerge.
At least 32 people have died and more than 700 others were injured after powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela, with videos showing the scale of the destruction.
Legal practitioners have suspended senior advocate of Nigeria (SAN) Mike Ozekhome. Ozekhome was conferred the prestigious rank by his colleagues in 2010.
Bandits have reportedly killed a chief imam in Sokoto state, igniting renewed concerns over insecurity and violent attacks in parts of northern Nigeria.
A grieving sibling recounts how gunmen killed his pregnant sister inside a labour room during an attack in Plateau, igniting renewed concerns over insecurity.
The Nigerian senate passes constitutional amendment bills to establish state police, a landmark move aimed at decentralising policing in the country.
A federal lawmaker has responded to allegations linking him to the assassination of an Osun Accord Party chieftain, addressing claims surrounding the incident.
The Seyi Makinde-led Oyo state government has imposed a curfew in 10 local government areas (LGAs) amid the captivity of Oriire schoolchildren and teachers.
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