FG refutes N80tn debt, blames currency devaluation
The Federal Government denies borrowing nearly N80tn under Tinubu, clarifying that the debt increase stems from naira devaluation and securitization, not new loans.
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.
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.
Moldova's 2026 visa-free list includes only Mauritius and Seychelles from Africa. Other African nationals must apply for a visa before travel.
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.
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.
The EFCC has cleared Comptroller General of the Nigeria Immigration Service, Kemi Nandap, of any involvement in ongoing visa fraud investigations, urging media to avoid misrepresentation.
The EFCC is prosecuting 10 major companies in 2026 for fraud, money laundering, and corruption, including banks, telecoms, and oil firms, with billions of naira at stake.
Nigeria and Ghana have agreed to pursue coordinated action against the resurgence of xenophobic attacks on African nationals, condemning violence and urging regional responses.
Nigeria's political elite prioritize vanity projects over critical infrastructure, wasting billions on monuments while schools and hospitals decay. Adeola Akinremi argues this vanity is choking the nation's future.
As Nigeria decentralises its police, democratising accountability is crucial. A robust oversight framework including civil society ensures policing serves the people, not just elites.
The rescue of abducted Oyo pupils and teachers reveals that sustained intelligence, inter-agency cooperation, and political will are vital for counterterrorism success in Nigeria.
Oyinkansola Badejo-Okusanya, SAN, wins NBA presidential election with 12,317 votes, defeating two male challengers in a low-turnout electronic vote.
A deep dive into how sexual scandals among Nigerian and African leaders reveal the hidden dynamics of power politics, from Akpabio vs Oshiomhole to historical cases.
Apostle Ayo Akerele shares his personal testimony of how God led him from a season of closed heavens and pain in Europe and South Africa into a supernatural season of rest, favour, and breakthrough.
The ICPC has filed a four-count charge against Dr. Bello Abubakar, accusing him of forging a medical report used to seek bail for former Kaduna Governor Nasir El-Rufai on health grounds.
SERAP has called on the National Assembly to withdraw a bill requiring social media platforms and bloggers to establish physical offices in Nigeria, warning it could lead to shutdowns and rights violations.
President Tinubu's Chief of Staff, Femi Gbajabiamila, appeared before ICPC investigators probing a fake agency scandal involving a N400 million bribe allegation.
The Federal High Court in Lagos ruled that FCCPC can regulate airtime lending under DEON Regulations but cannot issue telecom licences, preserving NCC's sole licensing authority.
Estonia allows visa-free entry for EU, EEA, Schengen nationals, and third-country residents with valid Schengen permits. Full list and requirements for 2026.
The Federal Government has rejected social media claims that Defence Minister General Christopher Musa is resigning, calling the reports malicious and fabricated. Officials urge public to ignore them.
Femi Gbajabiamila, Chief of Staff to President Tinubu, appeared before the ICPC on July 20, 2026, over the PFIPC fake agency scandal, where N400 million bribes were allegedly paid.
USCIS outlines 10 conditions requiring Green Card replacement, including expiry, loss, name changes, and age. Conditional residents face 4 scenarios. Form I-90 required.
Vietnam grants visa-free entry to citizens of 54 countries under bilateral and unilateral agreements. Nigerian passport holders still require a visa.
A viral Facebook claim that FIFA President Gianni Infantino was summoned to a FIFA court for corruption and Messi favoritism is false. No evidence found.
Saint Kitts and Nevis has released the 2026 visa list; citizens of over 30 African nations, including Nigeria, Cameroon, and Ethiopia, must obtain a visa before travel.
Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Hajj and Umrah launched a one-year multiple-entry Umrah visa, allowing pilgrims to enter multiple times with up to 90 days total stay, excluding Hajj season.
Legit.ng fact-checks a claim that AFP reported Tinubu paid $7 million to terrorists for Oyo schoolchildren. The claim is false; AFP report was about a Niger state abduction, not Oyo.
Federal High Court in Abuja grants N2 billion bail to Miyetti Allah president Bello Bodejo, requiring two sureties, one with N2bn property in Abuja, and passport deposit.