Kano Bans After-Party and Hot Challenge at Weddings
Kano State Censorship Board suspends after-party and hot challenge activities at weddings to protect cultural, moral, and religious values, warning violators face legal sanctions.
Kano State Censorship Board suspends after-party and hot challenge activities at weddings to protect cultural, moral, and religious values, warning violators face legal sanctions.
Australia's Department of Home Affairs releases a detailed 7-step guide for permanent residents to become citizens, from eligibility checks to ceremonies.
Nigerian employers warn FG's proposed pension contribution increase could freeze salaries, cut jobs, and raise prices, urging proper assessment before changes.
The Federal Ministry of Interior outlines pathways to Nigerian citizenship: naturalisation, registration, and investment. Learn requirements, documents, and steps for each category.
Peter Obi calls on INEC to extend voter registration until 90 days before the 2027 elections, citing a court ruling and the risk of disenfranchising young Nigerians.
The House of Representatives passed the Executive Bill on state police on July 23, withdrawing its own proposal and aligning with the Senate, moving Nigeria closer to decentralised policing.
Atiku Abubakar condemns the ₦22.15 billion allocation for 106 palace projects in the 2026 budget, calling it a constitutional violation and demanding full transparency from the Tinubu administration.
The UAE government has released eight categories of foreigners who may qualify for citizenship, with strict conditions and potential revocation if violated.
President Bola Tinubu has appointed several PDP chieftains, including Ayo Fayose and Nyesom Wike, to key federal roles, fueling speculation of a government of national unity.
Abia State partners with SON to train local entrepreneurs, eliminate substandard products, and enhance export readiness. Smart school completed, flood control, agriculture, and infrastructure updates.
The Central Bank of Nigeria holds benchmark interest rate at 26.5% for second consecutive meeting, citing inflationary pressures from Middle East hostilities.
Governor Uba Sani advises states copying the Kaduna peace model to first understand their unique security challenges. He says the home-grown, community-driven approach has reduced ethno-religious crises, banditry, and kidnapping.
Ebonyi State Executive Council approved bills to regulate house rents, estate agent fees (capped at 2%), and the sale of metal/electrical scraps to curb vandalism and protect tenants.
Jigawa Governor Umar Namadi signed executive orders establishing a task force on drug abuse control and mass mobilisation for social reorientation, aiming to protect youth and renew community morals.
Deputy Speaker Benjamin Kalu says the N1bn in the 2026 budget for church musical instruments is actually for a youth re-orientation programme, with N780m after deductions.
One year after President Tinubu signed tax reform laws, Nigeria's tax revenue hits ₦21.6 trillion in first half of 2026, marking a 49% increase and a shift away from oil dependence.
The House of Representatives stepped down a bill prohibiting unbranded and unfortified edible oils after lawmakers raised concerns over rural livelihoods and duplication of NAFDAC functions.
PenCom DG clarifies that the proposed increase in pension contribution rate applies solely to employers, not employees, addressing industry concerns.
Lagos State Government announces that building plan approvals can now be obtained online from anywhere in the world, streamlining the process for applicants globally.
An Abuja-based businessman praises FCT Minister Nyesom Wike for unprecedented infrastructure development, citing 31 projects and governance reforms across the Federal Capital Territory.
The US Army has published a five-step enlistment guide for 2026, covering recruiter contact, ASVAB test, physical exam, career selection, and contract signing before Basic Training.
The CBN held its benchmark interest rate at 27.50% for the second consecutive time, keeping borrowing costs above 30% and prompting renewed economist calls for rate cuts to stimulate growth.
LASERC clarifies that the proposed 12-month billing rule will not erase existing electricity debts, emphasizing that all outstanding payments remain due.
The Ebonyi State Executive Council approved two executive bills to cap house agency fees at 2% of rental value and regulate scrap metal trade to curb infrastructure theft.
President Tinubu's administration has initiated four major highway projects since 2023, with the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway Section I substantially completed and others progressing.
The Central Bank of Nigeria retained its benchmark interest rate at 26.5% during the MPC meeting, maintaining a tight monetary policy stance to combat inflation.
Lagos State has paid ₦3.1 billion in compensation to 331 owners of land and buildings acquired for road projects in Badagry, Epe, Ikorodu, Igbogbo and Ogba.
The House of Representatives has started clause-by-clause consideration of President Tinubu's state police bill, likely adopting the Senate version with minor amendments to fast-track security reforms.
Kaduna Governor Uba Sani compensates residents affected by the Hunkuyi-Unguwan Rimi-Basawa Road project, reaffirming commitment to fair treatment and people-centred development.
Senators defend prioritising state police in constitutional amendments, citing worsening insecurity as an urgent national priority.