Nigeria rejects US pressure to accept Venezuelan deportees – Minister
“It would be difficult for countries like Nigeria to accept Venezuelan prisoners into Nigeria. We have enough problems of our own,” Tuggar said.
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Why more French people are choosing to have fewer or no children
INED reports that 12.2% of French adults now say they don’t want children—double the number in 2005. Among 18–29-year-olds, the figure is even higher.
Nigeria maintains five-year visas for U.S. citizens, criticizes lack of reciprocity
We want to reiterate that the US government’s claim of reciprocity as the reason for its current visa policy towards Nigeria does not accurately reflect the actual situation.
Reno Omokri explains why Tinubu is getting less popular
That is always the case in Nigeria. People are feeling the effects of your reform.
Statement by Nigeria on United States visa restrictions
The Federal Government has expressed concern over the recent decision by the United States to impose tighter visa restrictions on Nigerian citizens.
Nigeria obtains $747m loan for Lagos-Calabar highway project
The Federal Government has secured a $747 million syndicated loan to fund Phase 1, Section 1 of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway, stretching from Victoria Island to Eleko Village.
Bandit leader Turji enters peace talks with government
Bello Turji, a notorious bandit leader in Nigeria’s North West, has declared interest in peace talks, following years of bloodshed across Zamfara, Sokoto, and Katsina states.
eVisas now available for Nigerians seeking UK study and work permits
The British High Commission in Abuja has announced that from July 15, 2025, most Nigerians applying for UK study or work visas will begin receiving digital eVisas rather than physical visa stickers.
Lagos government announces start dates for seven newly enacted laws
The Lagos State reaffirms its commitment to institutional reforms, human rights protection, and improved governance
Understanding Trump’s 1% remittance tax: Key details and impact
This is the first time such a tax is being introduced, and while 1% is still a new cost, it’s a big relief compared to what was originally planned. And the tax applies only to cash, money orders, and cashier’s checks – bank transfers exempt