A US official told The Punch that USCIS has paused some green card and citizenship processing for Nigerians amid an expanded travel-ban policy.
A St. Charles College student won Anambra’s Healthy Living Cooking Competition, a school programme promoting nutrition and life skills.
Punch Newspapers reports the Federal Government has halted enforcement linked to the planned sachet-alcohol crackdown, pending a review.
The Nation reports the Federal Government has directed a phased reopening of 47 Unity Schools previously closed due to insecurity.
The Punch reports President Tinubu has appointed Dr. Muliyat Omolola Oseni as chairman of NERC, a key regulator in Nigeria’s power market.
The Punch reports the Senate has confirmed 64 ambassadorial nominees, filling long-standing vacancies across Nigeria’s missions.
Punch reports Nigeria’s lawmakers are split over the crude oil price benchmark in the 2026–2028 MTEF, a key driver of revenue and borrowing.
Punch reports the House set up a committee to probe claims that gazetted tax laws differ from what lawmakers passed, as PDP seeks a rollout delay.
The Nation reports stakeholders at a Senate hearing pushed back against proposals to introduce death penalty provisions for kidnapping.
Nigeria’s top downstream and upstream regulators resign as the Dangote petition controversy intensifies, raising new questions for fuel-market stability.