10 UK Immigration changes that will hit Nigerians hardest
While the changes will affect global migrants, they are expected to significantly impact Nigerians and Africans across key sectors such as education, healthcare, and skilled employment.
While the changes will affect global migrants, they are expected to significantly impact Nigerians and Africans across key sectors such as education, healthcare, and skilled employment.
“We will close social care visas to new applications from abroad.”
Step it up, stop complaining—and make way for AI. CEOs are no longer lauding employees as the talent.
Nigeria has cleared its $3.4 billion IMF loan principal but still owes N275 billion in interest through 2029.
As delicious as Nigerian foods are, some of them might be quietly harming your health, especially when eaten too often or prepared the wrong way.
“Engr. Folasade Adebayo should write a letter of apology to the University Governing Council for putting the name of the University into disrepute.” — Investigative Panel Report.
“To Gabriel Horcasitas, the man who shot me: it is a shame we encountered each other that day,” the digital Pelkey said. “In another life, we probably could have been friends.”
The Federal Government has launched the “Nigeria First Policy,” mandating MDAs to prioritise local goods and services in procurement processes.
For instance, the association’s latest 2024 Economic Review Report revealed manufacturers’ total expenditure on alternative energy sources, in 2024, surged by 42.3 per cent to N1.11 trillion in 2024 from N781.68 billion in 2023.
The reported assault occurred at the Alaafin’s palace and has been linked to a violent fallout between the Alaafin and the Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, over matters of royal supremacy.