NLC shuts AEDC offices in Abuja, three states over mass sack

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has shut down offices of Abuja Electricity Distribution Company (AEDC) across Abuja, Kogi State, Nasarawa State, and Niger State following the disengagement of more than 900 workers. Operations were halted on Wednesday morning as AEDC offices, including its headquarters in Abuja, were locked, disrupting activities across the Federal Capital Territory…

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US Embassy in Nigeria Says Visa Restrictions Are Not Permanent

The United States Embassy in Nigeria has clarified that visa restrictions imposed on certain nationalities are temporary and subject to review, in line with evolving security and immigration standards. Officials highlighted on the embassy’s verified X handle that their goal is to balance border control with international mobility, stating: “Visa restrictions are not permanent, and…

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Nigerian Army Wraps Up 2026 Lieutenant Promotion Exams

Nigerian Army Concludes 2026 Promotion Exams for Lieutenants in Abeokuta

The Nigerian Army has successfully concluded the 2026 Lieutenant to Captain Practical Promotion Examinations (LCPPE) in Abeokuta, Ogun State, marking a key milestone in the professional development of junior officers. Hosted by 81 Division Nigerian Army, the two-week exercise tested candidates across academic, physical, and tactical domains, underscoring the Army’s commitment to leadership and operational…

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Rep. Riley Moore says he introduced the Nigeria Religious Freedom and Accountability Act of 2026 to confront brutal persecution of Christians in Nigeria.

Moore: U.S Bill Introduced to Confront Christian Persecution in Nigeria

U.S. Congressman Riley Moore said he introduced the Nigeria Religious Freedom and Accountability Act of 2026 with Rep. Chris Smith to confront the brutal persecution of Christians in Nigeria. Speaking in an interview with NewsMax, Moore explained the bill is aimed at targeting the groups and individuals he described as responsible for terrorizing Christian communities,…

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Top Stories Today: Arukwe Legal Threat, Edo Abduction, El-Rufai Claim

Top Stories Today: Arukwe Legal Threat, Edo Abduction, El-Rufai Claim

Uzom Arukwe vows legal action over rumor linking him to Bambam’s marriage crisisNollywood actor Uzom Arukwe has threatened legal action over viral claims connecting him to a reported crisis in Bambam’s marriage. He dismissed the allegations as false and defamatory, warning bloggers and social media users to desist from spreading unverified rumours. Man arrested for…

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Argungu Festival 2026 Kicks Off with Motor Rally

2026 Argungu Fishing Festival Kicks Off in Abuja with Spectacular Motor Rally

The 2026 Argungu International Fishing and Cultural Festival officially kicked off in Abuja on Wednesday with a vibrant motor rally featuring over 30 vehicles. The rally was flagged off at Moshood Abiola National Stadium by the Minister of Trade and Industry, Dr Jumoke Oduwole, alongside the Director-General of the National Automotive Design and Development Council,…

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US Lawmakers Table Nigeria Religious Freedom Bill

US Lawmakers Introduce Bill Targeting Religious Abuses in Nigeria

United States lawmakers have introduced a new bill aimed at increasing accountability for religious freedom violations and human rights abuses in Nigeria. The Nigeria Religious Freedom and Accountability Act of 2026, sponsored by Republican Congressmen Riley Moore and Chris Smith, seeks to strengthen oversight of armed groups and government officials linked to attacks against religious…

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Malaysia Cuts Out Recruitment Agents: What Nigerians Need to Know

Malaysia Cuts Out Recruitment Agents: What Nigerians Need to Know

The Malaysian government is set to introduce a digital platform allowing employers to hire foreign workers directly, eliminating private recruitment agents that have long dominated the process. Human Resources Minister Datuk Ramakrishnan said the move aims to reduce recruitment costs, curb worker exploitation, and improve transparency in the foreign labour system. “The issue has been…

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Ladipo Spare Parts Traders Plead for Mercy as Lagos Seals Market

Traders at Ladipo Spare Parts Market in Mushin have urged the Lagos State Government to exercise leniency and reopen the market following its closure over repeated environmental violations. The market was sealed due to persistent cases of illegal street trading and indiscriminate refuse disposal on road medians and highways around the market. Commissioner for Environment…

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