Ndume urges Tinubu to ensure direct salary transfer to military
Former Senate Leader Ali Ndume praises President Tinubu's 30-80% military salary increase, urging direct statutory transfers and prompt arms supply to boost troops' morale.
Former Senate Leader Ali Ndume praises President Tinubu's 30-80% military salary increase, urging direct statutory transfers and prompt arms supply to boost troops' morale.
The US has designated 20 African cities, including Lagos, as regional visa processing hubs. Abuja is excluded, and applicants must use the nearest designated post for routine visas.
The Federal Government targets November 2026 to complete the remaining 164km of the Abuja-Kaduna-Kano highway, according to the Minister of Works.
The Netherlands has launched werk.nl, an official jobs website for foreigners to find work, relocate, and earn in euros, joining similar portals in Germany and Sweden.
President Tinubu announces 147 structures in Lagos will be affected by the Coastal Highway service lane, with only five facing full demolition and compensation for affected owners.
Canada's immigration authority warns foreign workers: violating work permit conditions can lead to removal. Know the rules, fraud signs, and student limits.
Nigeria will observe two public holidays in August 2026: Isese Day on Aug 20 in four Southwest states and Eid ul-Mawlid on Aug 26, pending federal confirmation.
Bala Wunti becomes WEC Nigeria's first CEO, bringing 30+ years of oil and gas experience to lead the organization's new executive structure.
Minister of Power Joseph Tegbe says Nigeria's power sector success will now be measured by communities electrified, not megawatts, during REA board inauguration.
The House of Representatives Defence Committee praised President Tinubu's approval of military pay rise and army expansion, citing improved morale and readiness.
NCC hands over Digital Industrial Park and DBI to Enugu on 15-year lease to boost digital economy and AI innovation.
NCAA Director-General Chris Najomo warns that reducing the regulator's statutory funding could weaken aviation safety oversight in Nigeria, as lawmakers review TSC and CSC allocations.
Canada's IRCC updated processing times on Aug 5, 2026: Nigerian study permits now 7 weeks (up from 6), visitor visas 68 days (up from 64). Work permits steady at 7 weeks. Next update Aug 12.
President Tinubu flagged off ₦216.65bn road projects in Osun State, ahead of the August 15 governorship election. The projects include the Gbongan-Osogbo Road and Osogbo-Iwo-Ibadan Road, with a 24-month completion timeline.
Nigeria and Canada signed an expanded Air Transport Agreement, permitting direct scheduled flights for the first time, boosting trade, tourism, and investment.
Governor Douye Diri led a condolence visit to the family of late Prof Turner Isoun, describing his death as a major loss to the Ijaw nation, Bayelsa, and Nigeria.
The Federal Government has assured public servants that outstanding wage awards will be paid before mid-August, as confirmed by the Minister of Finance, Taiwo Oyedele, during a meeting with labour leaders.
Allen Onyema warns Nigerian airlines face extinction within 30 days unless FG intervenes on high costs, taxes, and charges.
Switzerland unveiled jobs.admin.ch, a government portal for foreigners to find jobs and relocate. It offers a direct path to work legally in the high-paying country.
Lagos signs deal with NURTW and RTEAN to transition danfo fares to digital payments, enhancing transparency and reducing leakages.
Anthony Adeosun, husband of former Finance Minister Kemi Adeosun, has died. He passed away on August 5, 2026, in Lagos at age 62.
The Federal Government will launch three digital infrastructure projects within weeks to boost connectivity and digital economy, says Minister Bosun Tijani.
Veteran Nigerian filmmaker Ola Balogun, 81, has directed in his will that his kidneys and eyes be donated and his body given to medical institutions for research after death, citing his recent health scare and inspiration from Obafemi Awolowo.
Germany's customs authority warns travellers: importing textiles from non-EU countries may require a permit. Exemptions up to €1,500 for carried goods, €1,000 for postal items.
New Brunswick MLA Bill Oliver accidentally read AI rewriting instructions aloud during an official speech, twice, causing viral ridicule. The gaffe highlights AI's role in politics.
Nigeria's FG starts 90,000km fibre optic rollout within weeks, expanding backbone to 125,000km, aiming to improve internet connectivity and digital economy.
US Embassy Abuja and Consulate Lagos will close for 8 public holidays in 2026, including Eid-El-Maulud, Independence Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.
Nigeria's NPC has launched VitalReg, a digital platform for birth and death registration, operational nationwide since July 1, 2026, enabling online applications and e-certificates.
The UK government has published rules on food items travellers can bring into Great Britain, listing allowed items and conditions for others.
The UK government has published official guidance on food and animal products travellers cannot bring into Great Britain, including meat, dairy, fish, fruits, and seeds.