The Federal Government has described the allegations made in a viral video by the military leader of Niger Republic, General Abdourahamane Tchiani, claiming non-existent collusion between Nigeria and France to destabilize his country,

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The claims about the alleged establishment of a so-called Lakurawa terrorist headquarters in Sokoto State, purportedly orchestrated by Nigeria in collaboration with France, are baseless,” Nigeria's Minister of Information and National Orientation,

Mohammed Idris, minister of information and national orientation, has dismissed allegations that France is sponsoring terrorists in Nigeria.

Three United Methodists were killed Dec. 15 when a church in Nigeria was attacked allegedly by supporters of the Global Methodist Church.

At least 32 people were killed in crowd crushes at two separate charity events in Nigeria on Saturday, police have reported.

Stampedes during three Christmas charity events across Nigeria have left at least 67 people dead in the past week, many of them children.

The issue of post-release unemployment among former prisoners remains a significant challenge in Nigeria, contributing to high recidivism rates and hindering reintegration into society. Many ex-convicts face societal stigma and a lack of economic opportunities,

Nigeria has lifted a ban on mining exploration in the northwestern state of Zamfara after a five-year suspension, the mining minister said, citing improved security.

Access Bank Plc, Nigeria biggest lender by assets, raised 351 billion naira ($228 million) in a rights offer to boost its capital above a new regulatory threshold as it embarks on an expansion plan.

A foreign-born player who is eligible for Germany and Nigeria is set to hand thr Super Eagles a blow after confirming he is open to playing for the Europeans.

Authorities in Nigeria say 10 people, including four children, have been killed in a stampede in the capital city as a large crowd gathered to collect food items distributed by a local church at a Christmas event.