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The United States has thrown a dramatic curveball at hopeful immigrants. As of early December 2025, all immigration applications — from green-card requests to citizenship and asylum claims — have been paused for citizens of 19 mostly non-European countries. The move marks one of the strongest immigration crackdowns in recent history, and affects thousands who…
The return of 38 worshippers to their families in Christ Apostolic Church (CAC), Eruku, after a harrowing abduction by armed bandits, marks a bittersweet milestone in a tragic saga that stunned Kwara State — and sparked national outrage. What unfolded reveals not just a narrow escape, but a story of community trauma, security challenges and…
In a landmark moment during its 50th-anniversary celebration, University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) bestowed an “Award of Excellence” on Dauda Lawal, the Governor of Zamfara State. The accolade recognized what the institution described as his “outstanding leadership, unwavering commitment to public service, and notable contributions to national development.” In its citation, the university applauded Lawal as…
The Nigerian House of Representatives has officially scheduled votes on a series of constitutional amendment bills for December 10 and 11, 2025, signaling a pivotal moment in the nation’s legislative and governance landscape. This development has attracted widespread attention from lawmakers, civil society organizations, and citizens eager to understand how these changes could shape the…
Nigeria stands at a critical energy crossroads. With the operationalization of the Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Fertiliser Complex, one of Africa’s largest refining facilities, the argument that Nigeria must keep importing fuel is being challenged directly. In a bold statement made in early December 2025, Dangote declared there is no justification for continuing to import…
Nigeria is losing an estimated US$ 9–10 billion every year to post-harvest waste — a staggering drain on the economy and a sharp blow to food security and farmers’ livelihoods. This warning comes from Davidorlah Nigeria Limited, via its CEO Segun Alabi, during a media briefing in Abuja. Alabi explains that between 30 % and…
In a decisive move to restore peace and prevent further breakdown of law and order, Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke has imposed a full 24-hour curfew on Igbajo, a historically peaceful town in Boluwaduro Local Government Area. The emergency directive, which took immediate effect, follows escalating tensions that reportedly erupted after the death of former…
The Nigerian power sector is at the cusp of a transformative shift, as the Federal Government (FG) and key industry stakeholders, including PwC Nigeria, highlight critical priority actions to enhance electricity generation, distribution, and reliability nationwide. The recent 15th Annual Power & Utilities Roundtable hosted by PwC has brought renewed focus on strategies to strengthen…
In a development greeted with relief by patients and health-care stakeholders, resident doctors at University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan have resumed work after a month-long nationwide strike. The resumption marks a critical turning point in Nigeria’s ongoing struggle to stabilize its health sector and restore normal operations at one of the country’s premier teaching hospitals….
In a decisive move aimed at confronting the mounting wave of violence, kidnappings, banditry and unrest across Nigeria, the National Assembly’s upper chamber — the Nigerian Senate — has officially begun a three-day National Security Summit in Abuja. The summit, convened under the auspices of the newly constituted ad-hoc security committee, seeks to bring together…
