The Nigerian Cyber Fraud Ring That Stole $6 Million From America — And How the Net Is Closing A sprawling business email compromise scheme, six Nigerians on the FBI’s Cyber Most Wanted list, and a cross-continental manhunt that is not…
The United Kingdom government has published official guidance confirming that citizens of 32 African nations must hold a valid visa before transiting through any UK airport, even when their final destination lies elsewhere entirely. The list spans West, East, Central…
The United States Department of Justice has published an updated register of immigration practitioners currently under disciplinary action, and the names of fifteen lawyers of Nigerian origin appear among those sanctioned. The list is maintained by the Executive Office for…
Australia is offering eligible foreign nationals a free multiple-entry visa — and the details are worth knowing. Australia’s Department of Home Affairs has set out the full terms of its eVisitor visa, formally listed as subclass 651. The permit carries…
The UAE is offering remote workers a legal route to live on its soil while drawing a salary from abroad. The scheme is real, the requirements are specific, and Nigerians with foreign employment should pay close attention. The UAE government…
A Community Loses One of Its Builders The Nigerian Muslim Community in Ireland has announced the death of Imam Abdul-Ganiy Adeleke Asubiaro, widely known as Alfa Gani — a scholar, mediator and community organiser whose work shaped the lives of…
In the early hours of Thursday, 8 September, workers carrying out manual demolition on a two-storey building in the Aboru area of Lagos found themselves fighting for their lives when the structure gave way beneath them. The collapse occurred at…
Word reached Kano on Tuesday the way such news always does — quietly at first, then with a weight that settles over an entire community. Alhaji Shehu Kabiru Bayero, the District Head of Dorayi and holder of the traditional title…
On a Tuesday morning in August, a civil society statement landed quietly in Abuja newsrooms. No fanfare, no press conference — just a measured assessment from the Centre for Social Justice, Equity and Transparency, known as CESJET, commending the federal…
The ballroom of a Virginia Beach hotel might seem an unlikely place to launch an international campaign over killings on the Benue plains, but that is precisely what happened when the Idoma Association USA gathered for its 30th Annual Convention…