Trump Thanks Morocco King for Named Highway
US President Donald Trump thanked Morocco's King Mohammed VI after a 1,055-km highway from Tiznit to Dakhla was named after him, highlighting centuries-old ties.
US President Donald Trump thanked Morocco's King Mohammed VI after a 1,055-km highway from Tiznit to Dakhla was named after him, highlighting centuries-old ties.
APC governorship candidate Dr Obafemi Hamzat refutes claims of a one-term deal, outlines vision for Lagos including water access, security, and infrastructure improvements.
Japan requires foreigners to live in the country for at least five consecutive years with a valid residence status to apply for citizenship under the Japanese Nationality Act.
A viral post claimed PDP officially endorsed President Tinubu for 2027. Investigation shows the declaration came from a faction, not the national party.
Atiku Abubakar condemns killing of civilians in Kauru LGA, Kaduna, criticizing Tinubu administration for prioritizing a disputed US commendation over citizen safety.
The UK government has outlined three specific conditions victims of overseas terrorist attacks must meet to claim compensation, including holding qualifying citizenship and having lived in the UK for three years.
The UK government has released official guidance explaining when children born outside the UK automatically qualify for British citizenship and the £1,000 application fee.
Peter Obi, NDC's 2027 presidential candidate, insists he won the 2023 election and alleges vote manipulation, calling for credible 2027 polls.
The US Embassy in Nigeria requires all visa applicants to pay a non-refundable MRV fee before interview scheduling, with fees ranging from $185 to $265 and specific payment options.
The UK government's official guidance explains why British citizens renounce their nationality: to acquire citizenship of a country that prohibits dual nationality.
Australian government releases official list of six key privileges for new citizens in 2026, including voting, passport, and consular assistance.
Peter Obi rejects claims of divisive remarks against northern Nigerians, highlighting his humanitarian work and long-standing ties with the region to defend his record.
Deputy Senate President Jibrin Barau led Senators Rufai Hanga and Kabiru Gaya to meet President Tinubu as they prepare to dump the NDC for the APC ahead of 2027.
Pastor David Ibiyeomie has condemned the Senate bill imposing ₦50,000 fine for preaching in commercial buses, calling it 'stupid' and a violation of religious freedom.
Several opposition parties that attended the Ibadan summit have produced their own presidential candidates, undermining the push for a single candidate to challenge President Tinubu in 2027.
Chinese Consul-General Yan Yuqing urges Nigerian schools to expand Mandarin teaching, citing strengthened educational and cultural ties between Nigeria and China.
Brazil recalls its ambassador from Buenos Aires after Argentine President Milei calls Lula a 'thief' and 'convict' at a campaign rally in São Paulo, escalating diplomatic tensions.
Canada's immigration rules for 2026 outline nine grounds for inadmissibility, including security, crime, medical, and financial reasons. Immigration officers can deny entry based on any of these.
Nigeria has been ranked as West Africa's best-regulated online gambling market, with illegal betting at 56% versus regional average of 69%, according to GCI report.
Peter Obi, NDC presidential candidate, promises to transform northern Nigeria, drive unity and prosperity, and calls for breaking past divisions.
Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi vows to cut interest rates to single digits and prioritize agricultural development as core economic reforms.
Peter Obi tells President Tinubu to retire in 2027, arguing he lacks capacity to tackle Nigeria's economic and security challenges. Obi reacts to Trump's praise.
US President Donald Trump refutes claims of munitions depletion in Iran war, asserting the US has far more weapons than needed, despite General Caine's warning about dwindling air defense interceptors.
Presidential candidate Peter Obi says Nigeria's political system clears corruption allegations once politicians defect to the ruling APC, criticizing lack of ideology.
President Bola Tinubu has appointed 40-year-old Wasiu Olanrewaju-Smart as Special Adviser on National Assembly Matters (House of Representatives), replacing Ibrahim Olanrewaju who resigned to run for elective office.
The National Hajj Commission of Nigeria has started a comprehensive review of 2026 Hajj and Umrah operations, calling on pilgrims and stakeholders to submit complaints and suggestions by 31 July 2026.
Governor Peter Mbah of Enugu State expressed relief that all 63 passengers and 5 crew members of Enugu Air safely disembarked after a runway excursion in Benin City.
A professor praises the renomination of Vice President Kashim Shettima as APC running mate, citing loyalty, competence, and the Tinubu-Shettima partnership's success.
The Lagos State Government has sealed more than 20 properties in Ikeja for violating physical planning laws, as part of efforts to curb illegal developments and ensure compliance.
The EFCC has handed over N24 million to former senator Alaba Obende, recovered from an investigation into alleged conspiracy and fraudulent sale of shares by Coronation Securities Limited.