Visa restrictions: US says Nigerian students with valid F1, J1 visas unaffected
The United States Mission in Nigeria has clarified that Nigerian students and exchange visitors with valid visas will not be affected by the partial visa suspension introduced under Presidential Proclamation 10998.
Pilgrimage: El-Rufai’s 2015 ban affected only Christian pilgrims — Sheikh Maraya
A member of the Kaduna State Special Hajj Committee, Sheikh Haliru Maraya, has alleged that former Kaduna State Governor, Nasir El-Rufai, selectively applied his 2015 ban on government-sponsored pilgrimages, effectively halting sponsorship for Christian pilgrims while continuing support for Muslim pilgrims under alternative classifications.
JAMB: Borno govt to construct N1 billion admin, CBT centre in Maiduguri
Borno State Government under the leadership of Governor Babagana Zulum on Monday flagged off the construction of a befitting Computer Based Test (CBT) Centre and Administrative Block for the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB), North East Zonal Office situated along Maiduguri -Dikwa road.
E-Money rebukes Carter Efe over damaged gifted car after livestream stunt
The controversy followed a livestream stunt on Saturday involving Carter Efe and fellow content creator Peller, during which the vehicle was damaged.
Delta elders lament proliferation of drugs, narcotics among youths
THE Aniocha–Oshimili Elders’ Association in Delta has lamented what it termed as the escalating proliferation of drugs and narcotics among youths in the state.
Police investigating racist abuse of Premier League quartet
Police said Monday they are investigating “abhorrent” racist abuse directed online at four Premier League footballers last weekend.
