Tinubu Appoints Yilwatda as APC Campaign Council Vice Chairman II
President Tinubu appoints Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda as Vice Chairman II of the APC 2027 Presidential Campaign Council, a 223-member body coordinating re-election efforts.
President Tinubu appoints Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda as Vice Chairman II of the APC 2027 Presidential Campaign Council, a 223-member body coordinating re-election efforts.
The Trump administration has paused immigrant visa appointments worldwide, affecting thousands of Nigerian applicants. The pause, effective August 26, allows consular officers to undergo stricter training under the 'public charge' rule.
Australia's Prospective Marriage visa (subclass 300) grants foreign fiancés the right to live, work, and study in the country for up to 15 months, with multiple travel entries and a pathway to permanent residency via Partner visas 820 and 801.
Atiku Abubakar publicly disowned aide Paul Ibe's fuel subsidy remarks, reaffirming his commitment to restoring targeted subsidies if he wins the 2027 election.
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Public affairs commentator Simsim Jaga examines James Faleke’s growing APC influence, questioning if the Tinubu ally is building an independent political base ahead of 2027.
ICPC interim report to Tinubu clears Gbajabiamila of involvement in fake PFIPC; Adeyemi forged letter, faces prosecution.
Denmark has published four categories of foreigners who can work in the country without a work permit, including diplomats, ship crew, and specific US military personnel.
Amnesty International Nigeria condemns Kuje Area Council Chairman Danjuma Shekwolo for threatening residents who won't vote APC, calling it a call to violence and an attack on freedom of association.
Two security aides to Katsina Governor Dikko Radda were questioned in Abuja over alleged billboard vandalism, exposing a deeper APC rift ahead of 2027.
EFCC clarifies its mandate after Chef Dan requested a N400,000 loan from recovered funds to pay rent, proposing N15,000 monthly repayments over two years. The agency advised him to approach banks for loans.
The FG blames the Benin-Asaba road concessionaire for failures, announces a review of the concession agreement to address the road's poor condition.
Atiku Abubakar reaffirms commitment to restore petrol subsidies, dismissing his aide's contradictory stance, citing economic hardship and need for palliative measures.
The IMF has called on Nigeria and Australia to intensify fiscal and monetary governance reforms to bolster economic resilience and stability in 2026.
Peter Obi, NDC presidential candidate, urges all 2027 aspirants to publicly defend their academic records and credentials, citing ongoing scrutiny of Tinubu and Atiku.
APC spokesperson Felix Morka claims President Tinubu has outperformed every democratically elected Nigerian president, citing economic indicators as evidence of success.
The Federal Government has begun demolishing the 125-year-old Carter Bridge in Lagos for a ₦548.98bn replacement. The new 1.93km bridge will be completed within 24 months, with the existing bridge kept open to minimise traffic disruption.
The Federal Government has initiated collaboration with NIMC, CAC, and NIPOST to develop Nigeria's digital address system, aiming to unify data and improve service delivery.
APC spokesperson Felix Morka on Tuesday dismissed as rumours reports that the party withdrew its 2027 presidential campaign council list, saying any official changes would be formally announced.
Peter Obi reaffirmed support for petrol subsidy removal at an NBA conference in Port Harcourt, accusing the government of mismanaging N16 trillion savings.
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JAMB has directed all colleges of education to submit complete lists of illegally admitted students for possible condonement, following the Education Minister's approval for the 2024/2025 and 2025/2026 sessions.
Singapore's PM Lawrence Wong announced the SG Child Support Package, giving each child up to $70,000 in support from birth to age 17, benefiting over 610,000 children.
Bishop David Oyedepo rejected claims that Nigeria is an Islamic nation, questioning the sanity of those who hold the view, citing major Christian congregations.
Nnamdi Azikiwe University suspends Prof. Ifeanyi Sunny Odinye for three months over alleged sexual misconduct and regulation breaches, following a viral assault video.
Retired INEC commissioner Lai Olurode predicts President Tinubu will win the 2027 election by a wide margin, citing policy decisions and political shifts since 2023.
Lagos State announces traffic diversion for Oke Afa Bridge rehabilitation starting Friday, with alternative routes for motorists to ease congestion.
ADC VP candidate Rotimi Amaechi urges Nigerians to judge candidates by performance, not ethnicity, ahead of 2027, admitting coalition talks are stalled.
Reno Omokri warns that restoring Nigeria's fuel subsidy could trigger economic setbacks, including threats to naira stability, military funding, and student loans. He urges support for Tinubu's policies.
Australia's Department of Home Affairs sets Working Holiday visa (subclass 417) age limit at 18-30, with citizens from certain countries eligible up to age 35.