Benue Govt Denies Obi's Thugs Claim, Questions His Visit
Benue State Government rejects Peter Obi's claim that thugs blocked his convoy to Yelewata, questioning if he visited Makurdi at all and citing internal NDC disputes.
Benue State Government rejects Peter Obi's claim that thugs blocked his convoy to Yelewata, questioning if he visited Makurdi at all and citing internal NDC disputes.
Nigeria has three public holidays left in 2026: Independence Day (Oct 1), Christmas Day (Dec 25), and Boxing Day (Dec 26), as announced by the government.
Seyi Makinde, APM's 2027 presidential candidate, rejected petrol subsidy return, proposing cheaper domestic crude supply to refineries to cut pump prices.
The US has revealed seven categories of non-citizens who may qualify for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits, according to the official SSI website.
The Federal Government has ordered ministers, agency heads, and other appointees to obtain SGF approval before official foreign trips, effective immediately.
Immigration New Zealand warns temporary visa holders of no grace period amid Middle East disruptions, urging timely applications to avoid detention and deportation.
The US State Department outlines a 5-step process for urgent passports within 14 days for life-or-death family emergencies abroad. Immediate family members only.
Ireland outlines four conditions for foreigners to get permanent residence in under five years, covering retirement, work stoppage, accidents, and cross-border EU work.
INEC warns politicians against abusive campaign language ahead of 2027 elections, citing fines up to N10 million and 12-month jail terms under the Electoral Act 2026.
SDP presidential candidate Adewole Adebayo pledges to cap petrol, cooking gas, and Jet A1 at N200 per litre within 12 months if elected in 2027, focusing on local refining.
Atiku Abubakar attacks Tinubu's economic record, citing fuel, food, and dollar price hikes, and proposes a Production Subsidy to boost local refining and cut costs.
INEC and the Nigeria Police Force have pledged to sanction politicians making inflammatory statements ahead of the 2027 elections, citing criminal incitement and Electoral Act violations.
The UN General Assembly approved a resolution encouraging accurate world maps, with 164 votes in favor. The US was the only country to vote against, while six nations abstained.
The UN General Assembly passed a resolution to replace the Mercator map with the Equal Earth projection, correcting Africa's distorted size. 164 countries voted in favor, with only the US against.
A federal court in California ordered USCIS to resume processing FY-2026 Diversity Visa adjustment applications, temporarily vacating a security-related hold policy.
The Trump administration launched arcade-style games on the White House website Thursday, including 'Rio Run' and 'Build The Wall,' drawing sharp criticism from Democrats and others.
The Federal Workers Forum has demanded an immediate wage review, urging President Tinubu and the National Assembly to raise the minimum wage from N70,000 to N300,000, citing incomplete implementation of the 2024 pay rise.
The CDCFIB has released a revised dress code for the 2024/2025 oral interview starting September 7, 2026. Candidates must wear white T-shirts, shorts or trousers, sneakers, and socks. Non-compliance means denial of entry.
New Zealand added 47 occupations to its National Occupation List for the Accredited Employer Work Visa, effective March 9, 2026, covering skill levels 1 to 3.
CAN president Archbishop Daniel Okoh warned political actors against using Jesus Christ in 2027 election campaigns, following Mama Pee's remarks about Peter Obi.
The Federal Workers Forum has written to President Tinubu and the National Assembly demanding the minimum wage be raised from N70,000 to N300,000, citing incomplete implementation of the 2024 wage law.
The US State Department has drafted new guidance requiring parents to prove their citizenship or immigration status when applying for their children's passports, following Trump's executive order on birthright citizenship.
The UAE has prohibited the employment of individuals under 18 as domestic workers under Federal Decree Law No. 21 of 2023, which amends previous legislation and outlines employer and worker rights.
Austria has published conditions for foreigners to gain citizenship after six years of legal residence, including B1 German, financial self-sufficiency, and renouncing prior nationality.
Nigeria's education ministry introduces a mandatory national ranking system for universities, polytechnics, and colleges, expanding beyond global lists to reflect local priorities.
NIGCOMSAT CEO Jane Egerton-Idehen urges African public institutions to address financial fragility, embrace transparency, and build credibility before seeking more funding for reforms.
Deji Adeyanju criticises Peter Obi's renewed church-based political campaigns, citing the Electoral Act 2026 ban on worship centres for campaigns and warning against religious division.
Canada's IRCC published rules allowing foreign military personnel to work without a permit under the Visiting Forces Act, requiring movement orders confirming entry.
APC launches reconciliation in at least 10 states after disputed primaries. INEC published Form EC9 governorship candidates list. Court cases, defections hit Yobe, Benue, Nasarawa, Kwara, Imo, Ebonyi, Kebbi, Sokoto, Edo, Adamawa.
Governor Caleb Mutfwang has ordered an immediate halt to Hisbah activities in Jos North, declaring them illegal, unauthorized, and unacceptable, with arrest and prosecution for violators.