Picture a young Nigerian nurse who spent months gathering documents, paying visa fees and planning her future around a Health and Care Worker visa to the United Kingdom. She submitted her application in good faith, met every requirement on the…
A Nationwide Weather Alert That Demands Attention The Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) issued a sweeping weather forecast on Wednesday evening, 30 September, warning that at least 27 states and the Federal Capital Territory face a significant risk of thunderstorms throughout…
Nigeria head coach Eric Chelle has confirmed his starting lineup for the Super Eagles’ AFCON 2027 qualifier against Guinea-Bissau, making three changes to the team that began the campaign. The fixture in Bissau already carries significant importance in Group L.…
A newly formed political support group, Bichi’s Ward Wide Ambassadors for Tinubu 2027, launched in Abuja on Monday, 28 September 2026, setting itself the ambitious target of delivering 10 million votes for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s re-election bid at the…
MultiChoice has launched a significant restructuring of its DStv packages, introducing free content upgrades and a dedicated sports bouquet — though Nigerian subscribers should be clear-eyed about one thing: the most generous offers are currently reserved for South Africa. A…
For years, criticism of Nigeria’s military response to terrorism centred on a familiar complaint: the rhetoric outpaced the results. Operations were announced, press releases followed, and yet communities across the North-East, North-West and beyond remained hostage to insurgents and bandits.…
A Sector on the Move Nigerian banks are spending more money keeping hold of their best people, and the numbers now confirm it. Fidelity Bank has promoted 433 employees under its 2026 Promotion and Notch Award Exercise — roughly 13%…
Citizens of countries in the US Visa Waiver Programme who have visited Libya, Somalia or Sudan since March 2011 may no longer be entitled to enter the United States without a full visa, according to guidance from the US Department…
Something as ordinary as an onion has become a measure of how badly supply chains can break down. In Lagos markets, a paint bucket of onions that cost ₦3,000 in May now fetches ₦10,000 — a 233 per cent increase…
The United States government has gone public — names, faces and all. In a move that signals just how seriously Washington is treating the question of illegal migration and foreign nationals implicated in crime, American authorities published a formal list…