Ebonyi Woman Murdered Over Inheritance: NHRC Demands Justice

The National Human Rights Commission in Ebonyi State calls for justice for Nnenna Onu, a 35-year-old woman allegedly killed over her father's property inheritance. The case has seen delays since 2021, with one suspect arrested and remanded.

ADC Told Unity Key for 2027 Amid Political Shifts

Political commentator Olajumoke Victor warns the African Democratic Congress that numbers alone do not guarantee strength, urging unity and clear ideology for the 2027 elections as nine senators defect to the party.

Canada Raises Residency, Citizenship Fees for Nigerians

Canada has approved higher permanent residence and citizenship application fees for Nigerians and other foreign nationals, effective from March and April 2026. The adjustments aim to sustain service delivery and reflect inflation.

Aiyedatiwa Pays ₦2.4bn Gratuities to Ondo Retirees

Ondo State Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa has commenced the disbursement of ₦2.4 billion in gratuities to 733 retirees from 2018 and 2019, pledging to clear all outstanding arrears and restore dignity to senior citizens.

Canada Tightens Immigration Rules Affecting Nigerians

Canada's Bill C-12 introduces stricter asylum eligibility, expanded data-sharing powers, and new visa controls that will significantly affect Nigerian migrants and other foreign nationals seeking protection or opportunities.

Nigerians Want Real Solutions, Not Empty Words – Aspirant

Adetomiwa Adetilewa, an aspirant for Ijebu Central Federal Constituency, Ogun State, asserts Nigerians are weary of unfulfilled promises and seek tangible actions on jobs, youth empowerment, and inclusive development ahead of the 2027 elections.

Akinjide Quits PDP in Oyo, Expected to Switch to APC

Oloye Jumoke Akinjide, a prominent Oyo State politician and former minister, has resigned from the Peoples Democratic Party after over two decades, citing personal reflection. Political observers anticipate her defection to the ruling All Progressives Con

CSOs, INEC to Vet Candidates' Plans for 2027 Polls

Ahead of the 2027 general elections, civil society organizations are partnering with INEC to rigorously assess candidates' manifestos on sustainable development and climate action, aiming to foster accountability and informed voter choices.

US Mission: Nigeria Visa Restrictions Not Permanent

The United States Mission in Nigeria has issued a fresh update clarifying that current visa restrictions are not permanent and are subject to periodic review based on global conditions and security needs.

Ararume Credits Tinubu for APC Convention Success

Senator Ifeanyi Ararume praises President Bola Tinubu's firm and untiring leadership style as key to the APC's national convention, which re-elected Professor Netanwe Yilwatda as National Chairman.

US Indicts Nigerian-Born Inspector for $1.67M Fraud

Adebanjo Popoola, a former St. Louis building inspector, faces wire fraud charges for allegedly steering $1.67 million in city funds meant for building repairs to companies owned by his wife and sister.

Appointees Defy Tinubu's Resignation Order 24 Hours to Deadline

With less than 24 hours to the expiration of President Tinubu's directive for political appointees eyeing 2027 elections to resign, none have complied. Ministers and officials across federal and state levels continue holding office despite ambitions.

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