Catholic Archbishop Ignatius Kaigama has called on Nigerians to embrace forgiveness, reconciliation, and peaceful coexistence to foster national development.

The Nigerian Presidency and former Vice President Atiku Abubakar continue their war of words over the reported deaths of 5,091 Nigerians, with recent reports also touching on the intensifying Osun 2026 governorship race and other top political stories.

The Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN) has introduced a new mortgage scheme in London, offering loans of up to N100 million at 9% interest to Nigerians living abroad who wish to purchase homes in Nigeria.

Atiku Abubakar has criticized President Tinubu, stating that the high cost of living in Nigeria is forcing citizens to abandon plans to purchase homes and cars. Abubakar asserts that Nigerians are being priced out of a decent living.

Former Ekiti State Governor Ayodele Fayose suggested that the lack of electricity in Nigeria contributes to a higher birth rate, as people have more time for procreation after 7 PM due to darkness.

A Nigerian group in South Africa has urged High-Commissioner-designate Femi Fani-Kayode to prioritize the welfare and protection of Nigerians residing in the country.

An African Democratic Congress (ADC) chieftain in Enugu State, Dr. Walter Oji, has criticized the All Progressives Congress (APC) administration, alleging its failure to Nigerians and predicting struggles in the 2027 elections.

Nigerians applying for study or travel permits to Canada are experiencing longer estimated processing times, according to the latest temporary residence update from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).

Professor Taiwo Lateef Sheikh stated that Nigeria is facing a deepening mental health crisis, with fewer than 300 psychiatrists serving over 200 million Nigerians, demanding urgent implementation of the Mental Health Act and stronger funding.

The SEC has launched an investor clinic to help Nigerians recover unclaimed funds and inherited investments, bridging the gap between legal entitlements and access.

Chief Chekwas Okorie, founding National Chairman of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), has described the upcoming Osun State governorship election as a dress rehearsal for the 2027 general elections, urging Nigerians to remain vigilant to protect democracy.

The International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC-Africa) urged Nigeria and other African governments to ensure economic growth translates into poverty reduction for their citizens, while also criticizing Nigeria's planned removal of electricity subsidies.

The Dangote Refinery has announced a reduction in the ex-depot prices of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) to N1,165/Litre and Automotive Gas Oil (Diesel) to N1,570/Litre, reaffirming its commitment to providing affordable, high-quality petroleum products for Nigerians.

The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) has assured citizens that passport services remain active, with biometric enrollment continuing despite centralized production.

The Senate assured Nigerians that work on the harmonisation of the State Police Bill will continue despite the National Assembly’s annual recess, with committees remaining operational.

The Middle Belt Forum has expressed support for Cardinal Onaiyekan and Catholic bishops regarding their economic warnings, stating that their comments accurately reflect the daily realities faced by Nigerians. This comes amidst a broader debate following a meeting between President Bola Tinubu and the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Nigeria (CBCN) concerning the role of religious leaders in economic governance.

Canada has identified eight companies participating in its Global Hypergrowth Project, whose eligible foreign hires, including Nigerians, can benefit from an LMIA-exempt work permit under the country’s Innovation Stream.

Jim Ovia stated that without NELFUND, many Nigerians would not be able to attend university, highlighting the program's significant success in benefiting institutions and students across the country since its introduction.

NEMA has received 37 Nigerian returnees from Türkiye at Abuja airport, providing humanitarian aid and support for their reintegration into society. The agency conducted documentation, profiling, medical screening, and immediate humanitarian assistance before referring them to appropriate authorities.

Primate Ayodele has advised President Tinubu to 'do the right thing,' stating that Nigerians would express their feelings through the ballot box and urging the President to focus on governance rather than relying on political aides, referencing Cardinal Onaiyekan.

Nigeria's Minister of Defence, Christopher Musa, revealed that his mother supported their family by selling akamu and akara, expressing pride in her hard work and encouraging Nigerians to respect petty traders.

Nigerians are encouraged to apply for the ECOWAS fully funded graduate program, which offers professional experience, training, and networking opportunities with an August 31 deadline.

Atiku Abubakar has launched a campaign to secure 20 million votes for the 2027 presidential election, urging Nigerians to vote for competence and defending his actions against former President Obasanjo's third-term bid.

The National Youth Wing of Nigeria's All Progressives Congress (APC) has opened applications for the 2026 Zacch Adedeji Taxation and Fiscal Policy Fellowship, aimed at grooming young Nigerians in fiscal policy.

Nigeria's First Lady Remi Tinubu has issued a warning that online scams are increasingly contributing to human trafficking, ensnaring young Nigerians with fraudulent offers.

The Adopt-a-Primary Healthcare Facility Project (APHFP) has successfully provided healthcare services to nearly one million Nigerians through revitalized primary healthcare centers over the past three years.

A law firm has publicly supported Tyla's planned concert in Lagos, urging Nigerians not to boycott the event due to xenophobia and instead hold governments accountable for attacks.

Kogi State Governor Usman Ododo has urged Nigerians in the UK to support President Tinubu’s economic reforms and invest in Nigeria’s development. The governor emphasized the importance of diaspora engagement for national progress.

Layal Tinubu hosted 500 students at the Noella Foundation’s 2026 Life After School Summit, an event aimed at preparing young Nigerians for success beyond the classroom through mentorship and career guidance.

Abia State has condemned the torture and killing of Mr. Ibe by South African police, demanding justice and raising concerns about the safety of Nigerians in South Africa amidst rising anti-migrant violence.

Former Nigerian Minister of Aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode, has condemned the alleged killing of a Nigerian national by members of the South African Police Service, calling for justice and an end to attacks on Nigerians.

Ghana's Deputy Minister of Tourism announced that over 176,000 Nigerians visited Ghana in 2025, making Nigeria the country's second-largest source of international visitors.

An article highlights five beloved Nigerian dishes that, despite their cultural significance, can pose health risks if improperly prepared or consumed too frequently.

Nigerians are clashing over calls for a boycott of South African singer Tyla's upcoming concert in Lagos. The controversy highlights a division among the public regarding the event.

An investigation reveals that the collapse of donor-funded community HIV programs, coupled with weak government ownership, is pushing thousands of Nigerians in Rivers and Akwa Ibom states towards treatment interruption and death.

Ayoola Idowu, who became blind after treatment, is making a desperate appeal for N15.2 million for life-saving eye surgery, thanking Nigerians for N1.1 million in support and appealing to President Tinubu.

Over 40 million low-income Nigerians who rely on airtime borrowing services face potential disruption if the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) fully enforces its digital regulations.

Bishop David Oyedepo has issued a strong warning to young Nigerians, advising them against engaging in sports betting. He stated that sports betting will not lead to financial fortune and urged them to avoid wasting their destiny.

An opinion piece by Festus Adedayo discusses Nigeria's current challenges, referencing a 1995 New Yorker comment that described Nigerians as 'marvelous scammers' and exploring the concept of an 'Agẹmọ curse'.

The Nigerian Federal Government is pursuing a prisoner transfer agreement with Tanzanian authorities. This initiative aims to facilitate the return of over 30 Nigerian citizens currently serving jail terms in the East African country.

Nigerian President Bola Tinubu has unveiled a diaspora health plan and called on Nigerian health workers abroad to return home, emphasizing that there is "nowhere like home." He hailed Nigerians in the diaspora as the nation's greatest asset, encouraging them to contribute their skills to the country's development.

The Chairman of Nigeria's Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has assured citizens that their votes will count in the 2027 elections. However, concerns have been raised that INEC cannot be truly independent without financial autonomy.

The Sultan of Sokoto and the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) called on Nigerians to reject hate speech and embrace dialogue, urging religious leaders to promote peace initiatives.

Lagos Governor Sanwo-Olu and Prof. Olurode have urged Nigerians to emulate the selfless leadership, integrity, and people-centered governance exemplified by the late Lateef Jakande for national development.

The Chairman of Nigeria's Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Olukoyede, has assured citizens that the commission is well-equipped with technology and expertise to combat emerging financial crimes and corruption.

Millions of Nigerians and Africans engage with Big Brother Naija for an average of 72 days, fostering a strong and lasting community among its dedicated fanbase.

Former Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF) Babachir Lawal has warned Nigerians against voting for Atiku Abubakar in the 2027 presidential election, citing concerns about ethnic politics, which Atiku denies.

Pastor Johnson Odesola, an RCCG overseer, encouraged Nigerians to maintain hope and engage in prayers and civic duties to overcome the current socio-economic hardship.

The Canadian government has specified six key requirements for foreign nationals seeking visitor visas, emphasizing that applicants must demonstrate their intent to depart the country upon the conclusion of their stay.

Nigeria's House of Representatives has resolved to investigate human and economic losses suffered by Nigerians in recurring xenophobic attacks in South Africa, as South African businesses begin to shut down.

Royal Caribbean Nigeria is urging Nigerians to consider cruise holidays for their summer getaways, highlighting them as a convenient way to explore multiple destinations without the hassle of repeated packing and unpacking.

Temi Popoola, Group Managing Director and CEO of Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX Group), urged young Nigerians to embrace long-term investing as a crucial pathway to financial growth and wealth building.

Nepalis are reported to top the list of foreign arrests in Panchkula, India, with Nigerians frequently involved in heroin cases, according to local authorities.

ActionAid Nigeria has called on the Federal and State Governments to urgently protect the lives and property of Nigerians as high floods are expected to begin from July.

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President Tinubu has launched $3.05 billion in World Bank-funded anti-poverty programs designed to boost healthcare, education, and livelihoods for vulnerable Nigerians.

The US Department of Homeland Security has introduced new rules that will impose fixed time limits on visas for international students, exchange visitors, and foreign journalists, effective September 2026.

S&P Global reports that the Dangote Petroleum Refinery & Petrochemicals is protecting the Nigerian market from external price shocks by maintaining stable domestic fuel prices. This competitive pricing helps consumers avoid import-driven increases, as the cost of transporting clean petroleum products from Northwest Europe to West Africa has risen.

The Nigerian Army has appealed to citizens to cease spreading false social media narratives that demoralize troops, warning that such actions pose a significant challenge to national security.

The Middle Belt Forum (MBF) has called on President Bola Tinubu's administration to intensify efforts to rescue all Nigerian citizens, including abducted schoolchildren, still held captive by terrorists.

Nigerian product leader Olaoluwa Simeon emphasizes that building successful products in Nigeria necessitates a distinct approach, prioritizing trust, reliability, and a deep understanding of local consumer behavior.

A Nigerian Air Force spokesman has called on Nigerians to trust the NAF and disregard rumors, emphasizing the directorate's commitment to public scrutiny.

The National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA) is expanding healthcare access for vulnerable Nigerians through targeted financing programs like the Basic Healthcare Provision Fund.

Chief Okey Onoh, a former Nigerian lawmaker, has criticized South African Consul-General Prof. Bobby Moroe for denying xenophobia in South Africa and demanded better protection for Nigerians living there.

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) reported that credit for house purchases by households increased to 9.6 index points in Q2 2026, indicating a rise in Nigerians borrowing to buy homes.

A report highlights ten countries where obtaining citizenship is particularly challenging for Nigerians and other foreign nationals, impacting security, mobility, and long-term opportunities.

Millions of Nigerians are struggling with the increasing cost of medical care, highlighting the need for health insurance to provide financial protection and improve access to quality healthcare.

Dozens of Nigerian citizens have been released after being held captive by jihadists for six months, with freed individuals describing their ordeal as 'death and suffering'.

The Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) has disbursed N303 billion in student loans, benefiting 850,000 Nigerians, and is encouraging students from the North Central region to apply.

A Nigerian envoy explained why some Nigerian citizens remain in Saudi Arabian prisons even after completing their jail terms, while also highlighting the presence of many successful Nigerian professionals in the Kingdom.

Nigeria's NAFDAC has issued an alert to citizens regarding the circulation of counterfeit Forxiga, a diabetes drug, which poses significant health risks.

The Aare Ona Kakanfo of Yorubaland, Iba Gani Adams, along with Oba Joel Oyatoye and Oba Rilwan Yekini, have called on Nigerians in the Diaspora to prioritize the preservation of their culture and the promotion of unity.

The Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) has disbursed over N303 billion to approximately 850,000 Nigerian students within two years, marking a significant federal government intervention to expand access to education.

Speaker of the Nigerian House of Representatives, Rep. Abbas Tajudeen, emphasized the importance of preparing young Nigerians for leadership roles and officially launched the LEAD Fellowship program.

The Rural Electrification Agency (REA) has reported that over 85 million Nigerians currently lack access to reliable grid power. This significant deficit highlights the ongoing challenges in providing consistent electricity across the country.

Nigerians are demanding the resignation or dismissal of Minister David Umahi following the controversial death of Mary Habila at his country home in Ebonyi State.

The United States has introduced a new asylum rule that will impact foreign nationals, including those from Nigeria. This policy change is part of broader immigration adjustments.

Tens of thousands of Nigerians, including one man who left his wife and twins, have abandoned their lives in South Africa, fearing for their safety amid escalating anti-migrant protests and seeking voluntary repatriation.

Social Democratic Party (SDP) politician Adebayo has alleged that President Bola Tinubu controls the 'Book of Life' for National Assembly return tickets, calling for free elections in 2027 and an 'alliance of all Nigerians.'

Femi Falana has called for economic measures against South African companies operating in Nigeria, citing recurring xenophobic attacks on Nigerians in South Africa.

Nigerian opposition figures and religious leaders are criticizing President Tinubu's economic policies, alleging they are negatively impacting citizens and that the administration is misrepresenting economic statistics. They urge the government to heed warnings about the struggling economy.

The U.S. Embassy in Nigeria has issued a warning to Nigerians, advising them against using artificial intelligence (AI) edited photos for their passport applications. The embassy stated that such photos are unacceptable and could lead to application rejection.

Nigerian politician Peter Obi has called on citizens to confront the issues of hunger and poverty, stating that insecurity and hunger are currently afflicting the nation.

Health experts are calling for urgent action to tackle the growing burden of high blood pressure among young Nigerians, reigniting calls for the implementation of Nigeria’s hypertension resolution.

Nigerians spent a significant ₦1.7 trillion on MTN data services in the first half of 2026, indicating high demand for internet connectivity. This reflects MTN's strong financial performance in the region.

Maj.-Gen. Ike Nwachukwu (retd.), former Military Administrator of old Imo State, warned that Africa must not replace apartheid with xenophobia, condemning attacks against Nigerians and other Africans in South Africa.

The head of Nigeria's National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has highlighted a severe manpower shortage, stating the agency has only 2,000 staff for 240 million Nigerians and needs 5,000 more to effectively regulate products.

A new book titled ‘Sickle Cell Anaemia: The Audacity of Hope’ was launched in Abuja, urging Nigerians to prioritize genotype testing and public awareness campaigns for sickle cell disease.

The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) has issued a warning to Nigerians and foreigners, urging them to use only official NIS platforms for passport and visa applications to avoid scams and ensure legitimate processing.

Nigerians are divided over calls to boycott Grammy-winning singer Tyla’s upcoming Lagos concert, with the debate fueled by xenophobia concerns.

The Nigerian government is demanding justice and compensation for its citizens affected by recent 'Afrophobic' attacks in South Africa. The Federal Government has begun issuing claims forms to Nigerian victims to facilitate the compensation process.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has unveiled the Government Service Portal, a new digital gateway designed to provide Nigerians with a single point of access to all government services, aiming to reduce bureaucracy.

The Abia State Government has condemned the killing of Chika Ibe by South African police, calling for justice and an end to xenophobic attacks targeting Nigerians.

Information on top foreign scholarships, including Chevening, Open Doors Russian Scholarship, and Knight-Hennessy, opening for Nigerian applicants in August 2026.

Nigerians are anticipating increased economic hardship and inflation as the Dangote Refinery begins pricing petrol in dollars, a move expected to further impact the local economy.

An official announced that 10,000 Nigerians have benefited from a 2026 diaspora health initiative, which also included training over 1,000 frontline health workers in several states.

The Abia Leadership Academy has partnered with Pan-Atlantic University’s Enterprise Development Centre to enhance leadership training programs for young Nigerians.

As the 10th Nigerian National Assembly marked three years in office, its performance was met with a mix of self-congratulation and sober self-assessment, reflecting a tension that defined the recently concluded legislative period.

Nigerian passport holders can now explore a list of countries outside Africa without requiring a visa, offering easier travel options.

Nigerian football legend Segun Odegbami shares his perspective on the Super Eagles' failure to qualify for the 2026 World Cup, describing it as a 'nightmare' for Nigerians.

The Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission, Abike Dabiri-Erewa, has called on the Federal Government to demand compensation for Nigerians forced to abandon their jobs and businesses in South Africa.

Experts highlight poverty, weak health systems, poor nutrition, environmental hazards, chronic stress, and limited healthcare access as key factors contributing to the low life expectancy among Nigerians.

The policy of dollarizing fuel by the Dangote Refinery is imposing a significant financial burden on Nigerians, with implications for prices and the broader economy.

Nigeria's opposition party, ADC, told President Tinubu that Donald Trump's letter would not determine Nigerians' verdict, accusing the administration of seeking international approval amidst domestic hardships.

Senator Henry Seriake Dickson, National leader of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), expressed gratitude to his supporters from Bayelsa West, the Ijaw Nation, Niger Delta, and Nigerians globally. He also declared the NDC as the biggest opposition party.

Senate President Godswill Akpabio assured Nigerians of President Tinubu’s dedication to eradicating insecurity, citing recent rescue operations and intensified government efforts.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has confirmed that the phased removal of electricity subsidies will continue. This transition aims for cost-reflective tariffs while implementing measures to protect vulnerable Nigerians.

An updated list of 44 countries that Nigerian passport holders can travel to without a visa has been released. This information provides Nigerians with details on international travel options.

A court in Kuwait has sentenced two unnamed Nigerian nationals to seven years in prison for their involvement in an armed robbery at a money exchange office in Mahboula.

The Nigerian Army and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) have issued warnings to the public regarding fake recruitment advertisements circulating online. Both agencies debunked claims of secret recruitment and urged Nigerians to ignore false information.

Ahead of the Central Bank of Nigeria's (CBN) Monetary Policy Committee meeting, a majority of Nigerians are calling for interest rate cuts, while businesses and economists anticipate the CBN will hold rates at 26.5% due to global tensions.

Jeremiah Olatide discusses how global conflicts and disruptions to the Strait of Hormuz have affected crude oil prices and, despite the increase, Nigerians have yet to see benefits in their petroleum industry.

The spokesperson for the Nigeria Police Force Headquarters Annex, Lagos, CSP Nkeiruka Nwode, has urged Nigerians to avoid spreading unverified information concerning the death of Miss Mary Habila and called for a thorough investigation.

Two Nigerian individuals, along with one other person, have been jailed in the UK for their involvement in a £4 million cryptocurrency fraud. The group was found guilty of stealing nearly £5 million in a police impersonation scam.

Many Nigerians are calling for petrol prices to return to pre-war levels, a desire that is unlikely to be met due to renewed conflict in the Strait of Hormuz.

Veteran Nollywood actor Jide Kosoko has defended President Bola Tinubu's administration, stating that the President is 'not perfect' and should be given more time before Nigerians judge the outcomes of his policies and reforms.

A chieftain of the Peoples Redemption Party (PRP) is urging eligible Nigerians to complete their voter registration before the July 26 deadline to participate in the 2027 general elections.

Speaker Abbas has defended the proposed State Police Bill, assuring Nigerians that adequate constitutional safeguards are included to prevent governors and political actors from using state police as private armies.

The National Population Commission (NPC) has unveiled VitalReg, an online platform designed to allow Nigerians to register births and deaths digitally.

The National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) has announced that Nigerians will no longer be required to pay annual Digital Access Fees under the renewed Digital Switch Over (DSO) project. This move aims to make digital television more accessible.

The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) has urged Nigerians to trust official statements, warning that misinformation helps terrorists and undermines national security efforts.

Femi Gbajabiamila has called on the National Assembly to continue engaging young Nigerians and other stakeholders to foster inclusive governance and national development.

A list of the top 10 US companies sponsoring H-1B work visas for Nigerians in 2026 has been released, along with a guide on how to apply.

Germany has emerged as a significant deportation hub within the EU, with 457 Nigerians deported in the past 18 months.

OPay has introduced the '7 Savings Festival,' powered by OWealth, a nationwide initiative designed to promote disciplined, rewarding, and accessible savings among Nigerians.

Dozens of Nigerians have been freed after being held in jihadi captivity for six months. Their release brings an end to a prolonged period of abduction by militant groups.

Thousands of Nigerians in the UK are experiencing months of delays and unanswered queries regarding passport renewals, leaving many stranded.

Three Nigerians received jail sentences in the UK this week for dangerous driving, attempted murder, and child grooming.

A Nigerian lawmaker has caused controversy by labeling citizens who rely on markets for food as 'lazy,' advocating for farming as a solution to combat food inflation.

Many Nigerian citizens are reportedly still held in Saudi Arabian prisons even after completing their jail terms, primarily due to their inability to pay outstanding fines, according to Ambassador Gambo.

A Ghanaian court has sentenced two Nigerian nationals to 20 years each, totaling 40 years, for their involvement in human trafficking and cybercrime activities.

No fewer than 315 Nigerians, who were abducted by terrorists and kidnappers, have been rescued in separate operations across Kwara, Niger, and Ogun states within a 24-hour period.

Canada is reportedly planning significant changes to its Express Entry immigration system, which could impact Nigerians and other African immigrants.

Archbishop Onuoha asserted that the Roman Catholic Bishops Conference spoke not just for the Church but for the entire nation of Nigeria.

The Tema Regional Police Command has secured a 20-year prison sentence for two men convicted of trafficking Nigerian nationals into Ghana under false promises of employment, then forcing them into cybercrime.

The Nigerian High Commission in Pretoria, South Africa, has launched an online registration portal for Nigerians seeking voluntary repatriation, as part of ongoing efforts by the Federal Government.

An opinion piece by Femi Fani-Kayode discusses national identity and heritage, asserting that Nigerians are not drug dealers but strong-willed and resilient individuals.

The Coalition of Ijaw Youth in the Niger Delta has called on Nigerians to support the ongoing digital transformation of the Federal Civil Service, urging the public to ignore recent distractions.

The Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency of Nigeria (SMEDAN) has reopened its Conditional Grant Scheme, offering Nigerian small business owners a new opportunity to access N50,000 in government funding.

Jim Ovia stated that without NELFUND, many Nigerians would not be able to attend university. He highlighted the program's significant success and benefits for institutions and students nationwide.

Governor Seyi Makinde has openly criticized President Tinubu's economic policies, including subsidy removal and naira flotation, stating they have made life harder for Nigerians. Makinde also rallied support for the APM ahead of the 2027 elections.

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) asserted that Nigerian citizens, not former President Olusegun Obasanjo, would ultimately determine the outcome of the 2027 presidential election.

Festus Adedayo's opinion piece, 'The president’s Silk cigarettes and all that,' argues that the president's personal habits are secondary to whether the administration, led by Tinubu, is delivering policies that sustain daily life for Nigerians, suggesting it is not.

Nigerians are eligible to apply for the World Bank's 2027 Africa Fellowship Programme in the United States, with details on eligibility, application steps, and deadlines now available.

Cardinal John Onaiyekan stated after meeting President Tinubu that those around the president are presenting a falsely rosy picture of the country's situation, concealing the true hardship faced by Nigerians.

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has registered 131,165 new voters in Edo State and is preparing for upcoming elections, including the public inspection of candidates' credentials in Lagos. Discussions emphasize the importance of INEC and judicial independence for credible polls.

Calls for tighter border controls and changes to free movement in Europe are raising concerns about how future visa rules could affect Nigerians and other Africans traveling to European countries for visits, study, work, or residence.

Nigeria's drive towards Universal Health Coverage received a boost with the official introduction of GIFSHIP, a new social health insurance product designed to extend affordable healthcare to millions of uninsured Nigerians.

Nigeria's Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has assured citizens that votes will count in the 2027 elections and warned politicians against stockpiling PVCs. The military has also pledged neutrality and commitment to upholding electoral rules, emphasizing that military deployment should not be routine.

The Inspector General of Police (IGP) has explained that the rescue operation for the Oyo abduction took 56 days due to various challenges. The IGP also noted that Nigerians had condemned the police during the 56-day Oriire school rescue.

Licensed agents in Nigeria are urging the National Assembly to enact a new law that would reserve critical freight forwarding and customs brokerage jobs for Nigerians, aiming to boost local employment.

Former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo has called on Nigerians to confront the nation's historical experiences and restore history teaching in schools to promote unity and national development.

Viva Plus is transforming Nigeria's cleaning industry by offering locally made and trusted products. The company is rewriting the narrative of cleaning solutions in the country.

Omoyele Sowore has urged Nigerians not to boycott Tyla's concert, instead blaming President Tinubu and South African leaders for xenophobic attacks.

Experts in Nigeria have lamented that thousands of children and adults with autism continue to be excluded from schools and job opportunities, sixteen years after advocacy for autism began in the country.

Nigerians looking for international employment can find visa-sponsored job opportunities in countries like the UK, Ireland, Canada, and Germany, with official portals and application tips available.

An analysis discusses the ongoing issue of xenophobia in South Africa, including the killings of Nigerians, and examines President Cyril Ramaphosa's government response to the crisis.

This article explores the differing views of Nigeria held by its citizens and foreign visitors. It examines why Nigerians often issue warnings to outsiders while simultaneously celebrating positive experiences reported by foreigners.

Nigeria's Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) concluded its continuous voter registration exercise today, despite demands from opposition parties and some citizens for an extension due to difficulties in obtaining Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs).

The Federal Government of Nigeria has dismissed reports of an impending electricity tariff hike, assuring citizens that there are no plans to increase tariffs for grid consumers.

A new report indicates that 16 million Nigerians are projected to experience acute hunger by January 2027, highlighting a deepening food crisis driven by conflict and economic factors.

Over 1,400 Nigerians were repatriated from Niger Republic in May 2026, highlighting challenges of irregular migration and the ‘japa’ wave.

A Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chieftain, Engr. Anselm Ijebor, has expressed support for former Anambra State Governor and Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi, ahead of the 2027 presidential election.

A special report reveals how fraudsters are using AI scam ads on TikTok's advertising system to reach and defraud potential victims in Nigeria, leveraging moderation gaps for credibility.

Many Nigerians tend to wait until a toothache becomes a severe medical emergency before seeking professional dental care, a trend highlighted by health experts as a significant concern.

Peter Obi has called on the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to extend voter registration for the 2027 general elections, citing a court judgment and the need to include more eligible Nigerians.

The Nigerian Customs Service has issued a warning to the public to disregard fake recruitment updates circulating online. They advise Nigerians to ignore unofficial information regarding job opportunities within the service.

Nigerians are now paying 131% more for motorcycle taxi (Okada) fares compared to three years ago, with average costs rising to N1,072.51 due to fuel price hikes and naira depreciation.

The Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Olukayode Ariwoola, has called for robust legal protection for the maritime sector, emphasizing that delays in maritime claims negatively impact trade, investor confidence, and increase business costs for Nigerians.

More than 20 Nigerians were confirmed dead after a boat mishap occurred in Cameroonian territorial waters, with the ill-fated boat traveling from Garwa to Yola in Adamawa State.

Professor Tunde Adeniran celebrates Olayinka Babalola's election as Rotary President, viewing it as evidence of Nigerians' capability for global leadership and selfless service.

Human rights activists and lawyers, under the banner of the Legion of Mary Social Justice Troopers, protested at the Federal High Court and submitted petitions to the US and South African Embassies, demanding fair treatment for Nigerians and African litigants abroad.

JMG, an electro-mechanical solutions company, advocates for stronger collaboration between government, industries, and educational institutions to equip young Nigerians with essential future-ready skills for innovation and economic growth.

A Saudi-funded initiative is boosting empowerment in Kwara and FCT communities by providing motorcycles, tricycles, and vocational training to 970 vulnerable Nigerians.

The Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) is encouraging young Nigerians to pursue legitimate wealth creation through savings and to steer clear of fraudulent Ponzi schemes, emphasizing financial literacy.

The NCDMB and Renaissance Africa Energy Company have launched a 12-month oil and gas training program for 300 young Nigerians, aiming to boost local capacity and employment in the sector.

A recent RCCG Business Summit highlighted the critical role of skills development in empowering Nigerians to achieve self-reliance, create jobs, and contribute to the national economy.

Nigerian President Tinubu has unveiled new social protection and human capital development programs totaling $3 billion, emphasizing that the success of his economic reforms will be judged by their impact on ordinary Nigerians.

A cancer expert in Nigeria has advised citizens not to ignore persistent lumps, swelling, or bone pain, emphasizing that these could be symptoms of sarcoma and that early detection is crucial for effective treatment.

Nigeria has concluded its evacuation efforts from South Africa, with the final flight bringing home 308 Nigerians. This marks the end of the repatriation process for citizens affected by xenophobic incidents, with many returnees recounting their difficult experiences.

Prince Adewole Adebayo, the presidential candidate of the Social Democratic Party (SDP), has described the Muslim-Muslim ticket adopted by the Tinubu-Shettima campaign as an attempt to defraud Nigerians.

Nigerian Senate President Godswill Akpabio defended the 10th National Assembly, advising Nigerians to familiarize themselves with laws before criticizing lawmakers and highlighting legislative achievements.

An air force spokesman has urged Nigerians to trust the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) and disregard rumours, emphasizing the force's commitment to transparency and public scrutiny.