New Immigration reforms not punitive, FG assures expatriates
The Federal Government has reassured expatriates resident in Nigeria that its new immigration reforms, including the Expatriate Quota Reform, a New Visa Regime, and the Post-Amnesty Voluntary Return and Documentation Programme, are not punitive measures but part of deliberate efforts to improve migration management, strengthen national security, and enhance Nigeria’s investment climate.
IMF upgrades Nigeria’s 2025 economic growth forecast to 3.9%
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has revised Nigeria’s economic growth outlook upward to 3.9 per cent , citing stronger domestic fundamentals and improving investor confidence, as well as moderated impact of global tariff war.
2026 WCQ: What we will do to defeat Nigeria – Rohr reveals
Rohr believes that composure and tactical discipline will be key factors as his side aims to challenge the Super Eagles on their home turf.
Smear campaign against Tunji-Ojo dead on arrival – APC
THE All Progressives Congress, APC in Rivers State on Tuesday, slammed what it described as a coordinated smear campaign by desperate politicians to tarnish the image of the Minister of Interior, Dr. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, declaring the attacks “dead on arrival.”
Tinubu secures Shell’s $2bn offshore gas project
PRESIDENT Bola Tinubu has secured on behalf of the federal government, a $2 billion offshore gas project from Shell HI Field OML 144.
‘Peseiro would have taken Nigeria to 2026 World Cup’ – Ex-S’Eagles star Taye Taiwo
“If they had left the coach, they would have qualified for the World Cup, because the players are always out for him; they work very hard.
