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The Kaduna State Government has issued an Order declaring the Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN) as an unlawful association. A statement issued on Friday by the spokesman for the state governor, Samuel Aruwan, says the government secured an order from the State Executive Council to ban the Islamic Movement from either existing or operating in the state with immediate effect. In proscribing the group, the government invoked Section 45 (1) of the Nigerian Constitution which empowers the state Governor to take such measures and actions for the promotion and protection of public safety, public order, public morality or public health, or the rights and freedom of all persons in the State. The statement further explained that the action was to ensure that all persons and organisations were guided by lawful conduct and with due allegiance to the Nigerian state and its Constitution. With the ban, the statement warns that any citizen of the state, who under any appellation or mutat...

I can think of a million and one reasons to live in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria. Aside from the fact that the city is a beautiful place to live in and it offers a different culture, there is so much going on there! Port Harcourt city (PHC) attracts thousands of tourists a year, making it one of the most prominent cities in the country in terms of visitor popularity. From the people to the places, from the food to the drinks and from the bars to the gardens; here are Jumia Travel’s reasons why you should make this lovely city your home…

The dominance of the country’s security outfits leadership by Muslims, was Wednesday, identified as a grand plan by President Muhammad Buhari to Islamise Nigeria regardless of its constitutional provisions which stipulates freedom of religion. This revelation was made known by the renowned constitutional lawyer, Prof Ben Nwabueze who was almost close to tears over what has become of Nigeria under Buhari.

Professor Adebiyi Daramola, Vice Chancellor, Federal University of Technology, Akure, Ondo State and the Bursar, Emmanuel Ademola Oresegun, are being quizzed at the Iyaganku, Ibadan office of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in respect to an alleged case of Abuse of Office and misappropriation of funds. The Vice Chancellor allegedly withdrew Furniture Allowance annually instead of once in 4 years as approved and was paying himself Housing Allowance while residing in the University’s Vice Chancellor’s Quarters. It is further alleged that he diverted funds from various unrelated subheads to finance other projects without the appropriate approvals.

Perhaps for the first time, President Muhammadu Buhari and the immediate past Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Prof Attahiru Jega, will meet under one roof after the election midwife by Jega. The point of convergence of the trio will be the annual Conference and Awards Ceremony of LEADERSHIP, scheduled to hold on Thursday October 6, 2016, at the Abuja Transcorp Hilton Hotel by 10am. The three important men, whose actions have shaped the Nigerian political scene, according to a statement from the newspaper, have already confirmed their participation in the annual awards event.

Kelechi Iheanacho and teammates might no longer be able to surf the web while in training due to Pep Guardiola’s attempts to foster team spirit at Manchester City it has emerged. Argentine defender, Pablo Zabaleta, made the revelation saying Guardiola is so eager for his players to communicate with each other face-to-face that he has blocked the internet in some areas of the club’s City Football Academy (CFA) to encourage them to spend less time on their mobile phones.

– Sports minster Solomon Dalung says the country’s national stadium would be sold – The minister expects bidding for the stadiums by private investors to begin soon – Dalung admits the Federal Government could no longer manage the sports facilities The Minister of Youth and Sports, Solomon Dalung has suggested that the Federal Government would be selling the national stadiums in Abuja and Lagos. Speaking on Tuesday with State House correspondents after his meeting with President Muhammadu Buhari, Dalung said it had become obvious that the Federal Government could no longer manage sports facilities successfully.