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Subscribe8 companies sponsoring Nigerians, other foreign workers for work permits in Canada
Canada has identified eight companies participating in its Global Hypergrowth Project (GHP) whose eligible foreign hires can benefit from an LMIA-exempt work permit under the country’s Innovation Stream.
5 US work-based visa routes for foreigners seeking permanent residency
The United States makes approximately 140,000 employment-based immigrant visas available each fiscal year, running from October 1 to September 30.
WARD DELINEATION: Itsekiri group rejects equal allocation with Ijaw
Socio-cultural organisation, the Warri North Itsekiri Rebirth Forum, has rejected the proposed ward delineation matrix allocating 10 wards each to the Itsekiri and the Ijaw in Warri North Local Government Area. The group described the proposal as fundamentally flawed, saying it does not reflect the demographic strength and electoral realities of the Itsekiri people. Speaking […]
Osimhen now under pressure to quit Galatasaray
In the final weeks of the transfer window, Victor Osimhen is being pressured to depart due to tensions with Galatasaray.
US introduces new asylum rule affecting Nigerians, other foreigners
The United States has introduced a new rule allowing asylum applications to be referred to immigration judges without applicants first undergoing an interview, in a move aimed at reducing the country’s growing asylum backlog.
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