Atiku Camp Accuses Tinubu of Economic Vandalism Over Subsidy
Atiku Abubakar's camp hits back at President Tinubu, accusing him of economic vandalism over fuel subsidy removal and demanding answers on ₦17.5 trillion NNPC costs.
Category : Government Policies
New Zealand Visa Fee Waiver for 3 Foreigner Categories
New Zealand Immigration confirms visa fee and levy waivers for refugees, protected persons, and family violence victims. Check eligibility via official tool.
Presidency Challenges Atiku's Fuel Subsidy Restoration Plan
Presidency's Bayo Onanuga rejects Atiku Abubakar's 2027 fuel subsidy pledge, citing legal and fiscal flaws, and questions funding sources.
Delta Gov Oborevwori Reveals Permanent Secretaries Earn More
Delta Governor Sheriff Oborevwori disclosed that his monthly salary of ₦503,000 is less than the ₦900,000 earned by Permanent Secretaries, who received a pay rise after complaining about director-level salaries.
South Korea Publishes 7 Requirements for Foreigners to Obtain Citizenship
South Korea's government has officially published seven requirements foreigners must meet to qualify for general naturalisation, including five years of continuous residency and permanent residency status.
Mauritius Sets $54,000 Transfer Requirement for Retiree Residence
Mauritius requires retired foreigners to transfer at least USD 54,000 within three years to qualify for a 20-year permanent residence permit, according to official government guidelines.
Ondo Governor Aiyedatiwa Approves Over 1,000 Appointments
Ondo State Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa has approved over 1,000 appointments, including a commissioner nominee, three special advisers, 90 senior special assistants, and 910 special assistants to strengthen governance.
Finland Lists 3 Categories for Child Citizenship Applications
Finland's Migri outlines three categories of foreigners who can apply for citizenship on a child's behalf, including a strict condition for foreign nationals with custody requiring a weighty reason tied to the child's best interests.
Nigeria Decriminalises Attempted Suicide, Amends Mental Health Act
Nigeria's Federal Executive Council approves amendment to decriminalise attempted suicide, shifting from prosecution to treatment and care under the National Mental Health Act.
Finland Lists Conditions for Foreign Children to Get Citizenship
Finland's immigration authority has outlined conditions foreign children must meet to qualify for citizenship, with different rules for those aged 14 and younger versus teenagers aged 15 to 17.
Defence Minister Meets Protesting Military Veterans, Promises Welfare Review
Nigeria's Defence Minister, Christopher Musa, met with retired military personnel protesting pension adjustments. The minister assured them their concerns are receiving urgent attention and that welfare remains a government priority.
Cross River Commissioner Defends Otu, Says Nigeria Pseudo-Federal
Cross River Information Commissioner Ekpenyong Cobham says Nigeria's pseudo-federal system makes engagement with the federal government essential for development, responding to PDP criticism of Governor Otu's travels.
Enugu Governor Mbah Appoints 23 Special Advisers and Assistants
Enugu State Governor Peter Mbah has approved the appointment of 23 new special advisers and senior special assistants to strengthen governance, effective immediately.
Tinubu Appoints Abel Enitan New Head of Civil Service
President Bola Tinubu has appointed Abel Enitan as the new Head of the Civil Service of the Federation, replacing Dr. Folasade Yemi-Esan, who is retiring after decades of service.
FCCPC Orders Withdrawal of Improperly Labelled Goods
The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission has ordered manufacturers and distributors to immediately withdraw all improperly labelled goods from the Nigerian market to protect consumer rights.
INEC Lists Six Threats Ahead of 2027 General Election
INEC chairman Prof. Joash Amupitan named vote-buying, localised violence, hate speech, disinformation, security risks, and FIMI as key threats to Nigeria's 2027 elections. He met an IRI delegation in Abuja, three days after the Osun governorship poll.
Tinubu Meets EFCC, Housing Minister Over 1,500 Seized Properties
President Tinubu met EFCC Chairman Olukoyede and Housing Minister Darma to strategize on managing and disposing of over 1,500 forfeited properties nationwide, with transparency and accountability.
Lawmaker Defends Wike Over Abuja Flooding, Cites 221km Roads
Philip Agbese defends Wike against Abuja flood criticism, citing 221km of completed roads and blaming residents for clogging drainage with refuse.
Anambra Targets Full Digital Government by 2030
Anambra State plans to achieve full digital government and formalise all SMEs by 2030, according to the state's ICT agency, aiming to boost revenue and efficiency.
Finland Exempts 65+ Foreigners From Language Test for Residency
Finland waives the B1 language requirement for permanent residency applicants aged 65 or older, as confirmed by the Finnish Immigration Service.
Finland Sets €1,600 Monthly Salary for Foreign Worker Permits
Finland requires foreigners to earn at least €1,600 gross monthly (about N2.5m) for a work-based residence permit in 2026, with exclusions and conditions.
Finland Explains How Foreign Criminals Can Still Qualify for Citizenship
Finland's Migri outlines conditions under which a criminal record may not bar foreign nationals from citizenship, including waiting periods and indefinite bans for serious offenses.
Wike Orders Demolition of Abuja Water Channel Houses by Saturday
FCT Minister Nyesom Wike orders demolition of houses blocking Abuja water channels by Saturday, August 18, amid flooding and public anger.
UAE Unveils New Scholarship Rules for Emirati Students
UAE's Ministry of Higher Education introduces Ministerial Resolution No. (179) of 2026, reshaping scholarships with new ranking criteria and eight priority countries.
Tinubu urged to intervene in NIS unpaid allowances
Civil liberties advocate Steve Aluko urges President Tinubu to address unpaid allowances owed to Nigeria Immigration Service officers abroad, with some owed up to 15 months.
First Lady to Launch Food Bank, Commission Projects in Ogun
Governors, wives, and dignitaries will gather in Ogun State on Tuesday for the zonal launch of the National Community Food Bank Programme, led by First Lady Oluremi Tinubu, who will also commission key projects.
Wike Blames Scavengers, Abuja Master Plan to be Reviewed
Minister Nyesom Wike attributes Abuja flooding to scavengers blocking drains, announces master plan review. He vows to address the issue.
Oman Deports 2,944 Workers, Fines OMR3.246m in Labour Crackdown
Oman's Ministry of Labour deported 2,944 workers and imposed fines of OMR3.246 million after 6,707 inspections found 11,172 workers in violation of labour regulations.
APC Demands Abia Govt Settle N70bn Pension Arrears, Implement Wage
APC in Abia State urges the government to clear over N70 billion pension and gratuity arrears and fully implement the N70,000 minimum wage, noting retirees receive as low as N4,000 monthly.
UK, Spain, Germany Reveal Citizenship Test Exemptions
The UK, Spain, and Germany have outlined categories of foreigners exempt from citizenship tests, including age, education, and health conditions, with specific criteria varying by country.
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