Nigeria has not formally contacted the World Bank over vetting of contracts through procurement processes in the country, an official of the financial institution told Daily Trust

Nigeria, Africa’s largest oil producer, said it plans to spend $100 billion with its joint- venture partners including Royal Dutch Shell Plc, Exxon Mobil Corp. and Chevron Corp. in the next

Despite President Abdoulaye Wade’s age and the growing unrest, he has continued to say he will run for a third term in Sunday’s election even though the constitution was revised to impose a

President Goodluck Jonathan said he will soon set up a desk of World Bank officials in his office to vet all Federal Government contracts irrespective of work done on those contracts by other

Nigeria's inflation rate grew to 12.6 percent in year-over-year estimates for this January, following the nation abandoning and later partially reinstating a subsidy to keep gasoline prices

Nigeria Immigration ServiceThe Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) in Gombe State has repatriated 32 Nigeriens, who were found not to have regular documents into Nigeria. The Controller of NIS in the

  Former IG of Police, Hafiz Ringim has commenced his terminal leave with effect from today, January 25, 2012. He is due to retire from the force on March 1, 2012. In his place, President

At last, good sense prevailed as Organised Labour and it's civil society affiliates called off the strike it declared over the deregulation of the downstream sector of the Nigerian oil industry