Bhutan names only 3 countries for visa-free entry in 2026
Bhutan has released its 2026 visa-free list, granting entry to citizens of only three South Asian nations: India, Bangladesh, and Maldives. No African country qualifies.
Bhutan has released its 2026 visa-free list, granting entry to citizens of only three South Asian nations: India, Bangladesh, and Maldives. No African country qualifies.
CBN confirms opening two PFIPC foreign accounts with zero transactions, contradicting Accountant-General's claim that no accounts existed. Accounts remain inactive.
Former President Goodluck Jonathan revealed he entered a Niger Delta militant camp unarmed as vice president, ignoring security warnings to secure peace talks that led to the Amnesty Programme.
Plateau Governor Caleb Mutfwang apologises to Igbos for the role Plateau people played in the Nigerian Civil War, saying they were 'deceived' into participating. He urges unity and reconciliation.
A Russian frigate conducted a live-fire artillery exercise 46 miles off Plymouth on Monday, prompting Royal Navy monitoring and a request for HMS Tyne to move to a safer distance.
Former DSS assistant director Dennis Amachree reveals in his memoir that Sani Abacha died from a coitus-induced cardiac arrest, ending conspiracy theories.
South Sudan's government has dismissed as false reports that it limited visa-free entry to only Tanzania and Egypt, stating no such policy was approved.
Carlos Vila Nova secured a second term as president of Sao Tome and Principe with over 55% of the vote in Sunday's election, avoiding a runoff.
The CPPE warns that corruption and political interference could undermine Nigeria's new social intervention programmes, urging transparent implementation and strict oversight.
INEC launched its 2026 recruitment portal on July 20, inviting Nigerians to apply for entry-level roles across Grade Levels 07, 08, 09, 10, and 12. Applications close July 27.
Rabiu Kwankwaso says dialogue with terrorists and criminals will be part of his security approach, sparking backlash from Nigerians ahead of 2027 elections.
Tonga's 2026 visa-free list includes only one African country: Seychelles. Citizens can stay up to 30 days without a visa. All other African nationals must apply for a visitor visa.
The House of Representatives has started clause-by-clause consideration of President Tinubu's state police bill, likely adopting the Senate version with minor amendments to fast-track security reforms.
President Trump signed executive orders imposing new 50% tariffs on Canadian goods, accusing Ottawa of discrimination. The tariffs take effect in 30 days, excluding energy and potash.
The Federal Government denies borrowing nearly N80tn under Tinubu, clarifying that the debt increase stems from naira devaluation and securitization, not new loans.
EFCC confirms no case against Comptroller General Kemi Nandap, but active court cases exist against some NIS officers for alleged visa racketeering.
The EFCC has cleared Nigeria Immigration Service Comptroller General Kemi Nandap of any involvement in an alleged visa fraud investigation, urging the public to disregard misleading reports.
ECOWAS heads of state approved new commissioners, judges, and heads of specialised institutions at their 69th summit in Sierra Leone. Nigeria was given two extra weeks to resolve the Vice-President position.
Fiji's 2026 visa policy waives entry requirements for 17 African nations, including Nigeria, Ghana, and Kenya, though permits may still be needed.
NDC vice-presidential candidate Rabiu Kwankwaso urges a political alliance between Northern Nigeria and the South-East, citing historical reconciliation after the Civil War.
WHO warns 30.4 million people in the Eastern Mediterranean Region need life-saving assistance due to conflicts, disease outbreaks, food insecurity, and funding cuts.
Peter Obi, NDC presidential candidate, promises not to persecute opponents if elected in 2027, emphasizing collaboration with opposition parties to solve Nigeria's challenges.
Isaac Fayose asks his elder brother, former Ekiti governor Ayo Fayose, to reject President Tinubu's appointment as REA board chairman, calling it disrespectful.
Nicaragua's President Daniel Ortega announced the country will hold no more elections, aiming to prevent the opposition from ever returning to power.
Moldova's 2026 visa-free list includes only Mauritius and Seychelles from Africa. Other African nationals must apply for a visa before travel.
Peter Obi declares confidence in 2027 presidential victory, framing the race as a contest between ordinary Nigerians and the Tinubu-led government, not personal ambition.
The EFCC has dismissed a viral social media message claiming the anti-graft agency is secretly recruiting new personnel, warning Nigerians against believing or sharing the false information.
Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega announced the end of elections, accusing the US of backing opposition forces to seize power, amid international condemnation.
Germany, Portugal, and Estonia lead 10 European nations offering clearer visa routes for Africans. Pathways include work, study, and digital nomad visas, but strict documentation remains a challenge.
Isaac Fayose tells former Ekiti Governor Ayo Fayose to decline his appointment as chairman of the Rural Electrification Agency board, calling it beneath his political standing.