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Nigeria Begins Talks with US Over New Visa Policy

Federal government is engaging the US to reverse its new three-month visa limit, while the UAE sets fresh conditions for tourist visas

10 July 2025

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NCAA Approves Enugu Air to Begin Flights in Partnership with XEJet

Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority has granted Enugu Air interim approval to operate domestic flights using XEJet’s fleet

9 July 2025

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US Restricts Nigerian Visas to Three-Month Validity

United States now limits most Nigerian non-immigrant visas to single entry with a three-month validity period

9 July 2025

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Tinubu Calls for Global Governance Reforms At BRICS

President Bola Tinubu urges global governance and financial system reforms at BRICS while Donald Trump threatens 10% tariffs on countries aligning with BRICS policies.

8 July 2025

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NiMet Issues Fresh Flood Alert for July as Nigerians Question N620bn Ecological Fund Usage

NMA warns of fresh floods in Sokoto, Lagos, Edo, Benue, and 16 other states sparks outrage on how over N620bn ecological funds have been managed.

8 July 2025

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NiMet Forecasts Three-Day Rain and Thunderstorms Across Nigeria

NiMet predicts rain and thunderstorms in Nigeria from Monday to Wednesday, with wet conditions expected in northern, central, and southern states.

7 July 2025

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Federal Government Grants Five-Month Amnesty for Expired Visas in Nigeria

Nigeria’s federal government announces a five-month amnesty for foreigners with expired visas or residence permits to regularise their stay without penalties

6 July 2025

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Court Fines Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan N5m for Contempt

A Federal High Court in Abuja has found suspended Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan guilty of contempt for violating a court order, fining her N5 million and ordering a public apology.

4 July 2025

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Experts Disagree with IMF’s New 3.4% GDP Growth Projection for Nigeria

Experts fault IMF’s fresh projection of 3.4% GDP growth for Nigeria in 2025, calling it unrealistic given weak oil production, high inflation, and worsening poverty.

3 July 2025