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UK adds 200 new roles to skilled worker visa, social media influencers now included
The United Kingdom government has updated its skilled worker visa, adding over 200 new roles, including social media influencers, electricians and plumbers.
NCAA pressures Arik, Air Peace, other airlines to clear outstanding fines, gives deadline
The NCAA has given airlines that owe fines one week to pay up. These airlines had delayed their payments, and some had appealed the penalties....
Expert identifies air pollution, climate change as grand challenges to sustainability in Nigeria
A distinguished environment professional, Engr. Azeez Agoro, has identified climate change as one of the major challenges to sustainability in Nigeria.
Eric Chelle plans crucial talks to convince Dutch-born star to join Super Eagles
Nigeria coach Eric Chelle is set to meet 22-year-old Dutch-born Strasbourg striker Emanuel Emegha in France to convince him to play for the Super Eagles
Royal tussle in Oyo as controversy trails appointment of monarch, family sends message to Makinde
A fresh royal crisis has hit Sepeteri town in Oyo state as family alleges fraud in the selection of a new Obalufon. Kingmakers were reportedly replaced.
Nigeria gains new position in Africa as oil and gas reserves hits new high
The Nigerian Upstream and Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) has disclosed that Nigeria's official petroleum reserves have risen to 37.28 billion barrels.
Popular Afrobeats star claims he was better than Okocha, gives reason for quitting football
A popular Afrobeats star has claimed he was the next in line to succeed Okocha and Kanu in the Super Eagles before quitting the sport to focus on music.
Fitch shows support for Tinubu's reforms, upgrades Nigeria’s credit rating
The administration of President Tinubu has received a vote of confidence in its policies, as Fitch Ratings has decided to upgrade Nigeria's credit rating.
Okocha shares how Nigeria can beat South Africa in race for 2026 World Cup ticket
Former Super Eagles captain Austin Jay Jay Okocha believes Nigeria can still qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup ahead of South Africa despite recent setbacks.
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