The German Embassy in Abuja will close its Visa Section from December 2026 to January 2027 due to construction. Applicants are redirected to the German Consulate General in Lagos for all visa services.
The BBC will close BBC Three, BBC Scotland and Radio 4 Extra, moving content online, as part of a £500 million savings plan targeting up to 2,000 job cuts.
FCC and FAAN met in Abuja to strengthen federal character compliance in recruitment, promotions, and staff deployment across Nigeria's airports.
Lakunle Runsewe, CEO of Stretford Hill Limited, urged Nigeria to prioritize safety, durability, and maintenance in infrastructure development at the 10th Sustainability Table Series in Lagos.
The Federal Government clarifies that the 750km Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway is intact, with a 400km East-West Road reconstruction as an additional project, amid criticism.
President Tinubu flags off the 376km Lambata–Bida–Mokwa–Makera–Kontagora highway in Niger State, aiming to boost trade and agriculture, but contractor, cost, and timeline remain undisclosed.
The US Embassy in Abuja and Consulate in Lagos will close five times from October to December 2026 for American and Nigerian holidays, affecting consular services.
The US Embassy and British High Commission in Nigeria will close on Friday, December 25, 2026, for Christmas Day, affecting consular services nationwide.
At least three of President Tinubu's appointees have died since May 2023, including the Chief of Army Staff, an ambassador-designate, and the NPC chairman, as confirmed by official statements.
NIPOST's CEO explains that homeowners' names appear on the digital postcode platform because locals use them to identify buildings, especially in northern areas.
Nigerian banks, including Access, UBA, and Zenith, will close branches on October 1, 2026, for Independence Day. Digital channels remain available.
Legit.ng signs MoU as official media partner of the Federal Government's 3MTT programme, spotlighting fellows and exploring internships and jobs in digital media.
Minister David Umahi directs display of President Tinubu's pictures on First Niger Bridge, orders removal of illegal adverts, and announces solar lights, CCTV completion, and structural assessment.
ECOWAS opens recruitment for nationals from 12 member states across 14 sectors. Age limits vary by category, and no fee is charged. Apply via www.ecowas.int.
Defence Minister Christopher Musa says every Nigerian should experience military training to understand hardship, endurance and the sacrifices soldiers make.
FCSC Chairman Prof. Tunji Olaopa inspected the 2026 Directorate Cadre Promotion Examination, commending the seamless CBT conduct. 5,792 candidates sat for the exam, with performance rated at 90%.
Singapore enforces strict 2026 import rules: vapes, cannabis products, chewing tobacco, weapon-like items, and certain medicines are banned. Travellers need prior approval for some prescription drugs.
New Zealand's immigration authority has published nine care workforce occupations eligible for permanent residency under the Care Workforce and Transport Sector Pathway, requiring 24 months of full-time work within 30 months.
Germany's official portal lists 31 in-demand jobs for foreign skilled workers, spanning healthcare, engineering, IT, education, and hospitality.
The US Embassy in Abuja has warned visa applicants that appointment dates and times may have changed following a realignment, urging them to check emails and verify details before visiting.
Germany clarifies visa rules for IT specialists: EU, Liechtenstein, Norway, and Switzerland citizens are exempt; others need permits.
Germany's Federal Employment Agency has published the official list of countries eligible for seasonal work, covering only Georgia, Moldova, EU member states, and EFTA nations.
Germany's immigration authorities outline steps for foreign nationals to become professional drivers, including licence categories, EU/EEA requirements, and alternatives for non-EU holders.
Akwa Ibom Governor Umo Eno approved 4,000 civil service appointment letters and 2,000 primary school teacher recruits, effective October 1, 2026.
Professor Tayo Popoola of UNILAG has published a tribute marking 23 years of Globacom's operations, highlighting per-second billing and the Glo-1 submarine cable as key milestones.
The US Department of State has launched a limited-edition 'Patriot Passport' to mark America's 250th anniversary. Only 250,000 will be issued, with in-person application events scheduled across the US in September 2026.
Minister of Power Joseph Tegbe says electricity supply has improved so much that some consumers complained their freezers are now freezing, with areas previously without power for three months now getting up to 18 hours daily.
Immigration New Zealand has published six conditions foreigners in entertainment, music, film, and TV must meet to qualify for the Entertainers Work Visa, including employer guarantees and health checks.
Power Minister Joseph Tegbe says Nigerians jokingly ask him to slow down as some areas now enjoy up to 18 hours of electricity daily, making freezers freeze again.
The Federal Government plans a national call centre for Nigerians to report electricity outages and vandalism, Minister of Power Chief Joseph Tegbe announced.