Canada IRCC Issues 4 Fresh Warnings on Spousal Sponsorship Fraud
Canada's IRCC warns foreigners about marriage fraud red flags when sponsoring a spouse, including rushing marriage and lack of background info, sparking online debate.
Canada's IRCC warns foreigners about marriage fraud red flags when sponsoring a spouse, including rushing marriage and lack of background info, sparking online debate.
The US government has outlined five family-based routes for foreign nationals to obtain a Green Card, including immediate relatives, fiancés, widows, and abuse victims.
INEC refutes Atiku Abubakar's allegation that it gave Nafiu Gombe's ADC faction access codes to upload candidates, stating only the David Mark-led leadership is recognized.
Spain has released its 2026 visa entry requirements, listing only eight African countries whose citizens can enter visa-free. The majority of African nationals must apply for a Schengen visa.
Turkey has published its 2026 eVisa list, with only nine African countries eligible. Algeria, Cape Verde, Egypt, Equatorial Guinea, Libya, Mauritius, Namibia, Senegal, and South Africa qualify for the online application process.
The UK government published updated visitor visa document requirements on Feb 25, 2026. Applicants must show genuine intent, sufficient funds, and home ties. Category-specific rules apply.
Uche Nnaji, a Nigerian businessman, has been granted N20 million bail by a Federal High Court in Abuja over alleged certificate forgery, following his arraignment by the ICPC.
The Coalition for Young Islamic Scholars in Nigeria has endorsed President Bola Tinubu's 2027 re-election bid, partnering with the City Boy Movement for grassroots outreach.
Former Senator Shehu Sani hits back at South African accusations after a South African woman was arrested at Abuja airport with 5.75kg of heroin, calling it '5.75kg of sin'.
Nigerian Press Organisation pledges full cooperation with FCCPC investigation into global tech companies and AI platforms over alleged anti-competitive practices and unauthorised use of media content.
Minister Festus Keyamo demands a public apology and N25,000 fine from Peter Obi over false claims of vehicle clamping at Abuja airport, citing CCTV evidence.
The Senate Committee on NDDC investigates Aiteo/Nembe Exploration for failing to remit $71.65 million and N30.7 billion in statutory contributions, impacting development projects in the Niger Delta.
African civil society groups call on governments to enforce existing anti-corruption laws, warning that weak accountability fuels grand corruption costing the continent $88.6 billion annually.
Atiku Abubakar condemns the Federal Government's ₦50,000 WAEC and NECO fee hike from 2027, warning it will worsen Nigeria's out-of-school crisis and urging immediate reversal.
Canada outlines asylum eligibility and requirements for Nigerians and other nationals seeking refugee protection. Key criteria and application details explained.
Saudi Arabia clarifies that Nigerian passport holders with valid US, UK, or Schengen visas or residency are eligible for Visa on Arrival; others must apply for a consulate visa.
Germany's Federal Foreign Office published a list of 62 non-EU/Schengen countries whose citizens can enter visa-free for up to 90 days in 2026, including the US, UK, Canada, and Japan.
Atiku Abubakar praises military for rescuing Oyo schoolchildren but criticizes President Tinubu for not addressing the nation, warning against celebrating while others remain captive.
Experts at the AFEA 2026 conference in Abuja urged African governments to implement strong public policies and manage debt efficiently to foster good governance and human capital development.
The Nigerian Senate passed a bill for second reading to strengthen the legal framework against counterfeit medical products, fake drugs, and unwholesome processed foods, with penalties including 15 years imprisonment.
The Senate approved the Nigeria Customs Service's 2026 budget, endorsing an N11.074 trillion revenue target and N1.295 trillion expenditure, after the agency exceeded its 2025 target by generating N7.2 trillion.
New funding mechanisms like Levers for Change and PRO have awarded millions to global organizations, but no Nigerian CSOs received grants, raising concerns about localization post-USAID.
A Federal Capital Territory High Court has ordered the remand of former CCT Chairman Danladi Umar after he pleaded not guilty to a four-count corruption charge involving N13.93 million.
The EFCC arraigned former CCT chairman Danladi Umar for allegedly receiving N15.5 million in gratifications via his wife and children. He pleaded not guilty and was remanded.
NBA President Afam Osigwe denies backing any candidate or interfering in the upcoming election, citing the constitution's guarantee of ECNBA independence.
Security groups in Nigeria's South-west welcome the National Assembly's passage of a bill establishing state police, emphasizing local policing and collaboration with community organizations.
Nigeria's Nutrition 774 Initiative shifts from donor aid to domestic finance, highlighting that challenges like malnutrition and insecurity are coordination problems requiring cross-sector collaboration.
Ugep traditional rulers filed a suit against Cross River State Government, challenging the 45-40-15 land allocation formula for a proposed buffer zone between Ugep and Idomi communities.
Nigeria received the UNODC–World Bank–Egmont Group StAR Initiative Award at the 32nd Egmont Group Plenary in Baku, Azerbaijan, for outstanding collaboration between NFIU and EFCC in combating money laundering and asset recovery.
Deputy Speaker Benjamin Kalu calls on Nigerian journalists to balance criticism with reporting on progress and opportunities, urging a fuller national narrative.