Terrorists attack military operatives, kill 23 in Niger Republic
About 23 military operatives of Niger Republic have reportedly killed
in a terrorist ambush that left 17 others injured about about 34 soldiers unaccounted for...
Peacekeeping Operations: Nigeria sends 157 to South Sudan
In its continued efforts to seek global peace and security by contributing to and participating in peace support operations around the world, Nigeria has...
Customs reopens Kamba border, but no grains export
BY KABIR WURMA
The Nigeria Custom Service has reopened the Kamba boarder in Kebbi State in compliance with the Federal Government directives after lifting sections...
Putin wins Russia’s presidency for the sixth time
President Vladimir Putin of Russia was headed for another six-year term as Russian president Sunday as polls have shown the hardline former spy to...
Niger revokes military agreement with US
The government of Niger Republic has announced the revelation of military agreement with the United States of America. The military agreement allowed US personnel...
Nigeria opens boarder with Niger Republic, lift sanctions
The Federal Government of Nigeria has ordered the reopening it's boarders with the Republic of Nigeria as well as all sanctions imposed squeal to...
FG orders release of seized grains
The Federal Government of Nigeria has directed the Nigeria Custom. Service to released the grains it seized to their owners for onward retailing in...
Sweden joins NATO
Sweden has formally joined the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, NATO after decades of neutrality and has become a 32nd member of the transatlantic military...
Electricity restored to Niger Republic
In a significant development in resolving the crises between the Economic Community of West African States, ECOWAS and the Republic of Niger and the...
NAPWPD urges better access to modified mobility
The need for better access, modification and retrofitting of all public spaces and facilities in the country for improved accessibility of individuals facing mobility...
