Author: Chronicle Editor

A transparency and accountability civic society, Tracka, has revealed the number of roads completed and those abandoned by the Lagos State Government.

The Ghanaian government has signed an agreement with the United States which will allow its citizens travel to the North American country visa-free.

Justice Walter Onnoghen has resigned as Chief Justice of Nigeria “with immediate effect” following allegations of false asset declaration. He reportedly turned in his resignation letter to President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday evening, 4 April 2019, after the National Judicial Council (NJC) recommended that he be compulsorily retired for misconduct. By virtue of section 306 of the 1999 constitution, his resignation takes immediate effect. Section 306 says “(1) Save as otherwise provided in this section, any person who is appointed, elected or otherwise selected to any office established by this Constitution may resign from that office by writing under his…

Buhari Youth Organisation and Youth Support Groups have expressed their dissatisfaction with the zoning formula of the APC for the 9th National Assembly.

Police have arrested a woman seen in a video assaulting a young girl child at a Carletonville creche after another teacher opened a case against her last week.

Nigerian girls as young as ten years old are being sold through Facebook to pay off their parents’ debts – it has been revealed.

The United Arab Emirate (UAE) embassy in Nigeria has denied suspending three-month tourist visas to Nigerians wishing to visit the country.

Oando said on Thursday it had sold its 25 percent stake in local gas and power company Axxela to majority investor Helios Investment partners for $41.5 million

The Nigerian foreign ministry has denied reports that 80 of its diplomatic missions around the world are facing closure over electricity and water bills

APC has dismissed the allegation that Kwara governor-elect, Alhaji Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq forged his Senior Secondary School Certificate (SSSC).