
NIS to offer passport services in four UK cities
The Nigeria Immigration Service will provide passport services for Nigerians in the UK this September. Locations include London, Manchester, Aberdeen, and Cardiff.
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The Nigeria Immigration Service will provide passport services for Nigerians in the UK this September. Locations include London, Manchester, Aberdeen, and Cardiff.

Fifteen NYSC members and six others kidnapped in Kogi State have been rescued. President Tinubu announced their safe return and ongoing search for the kidnappers.

The NDC has accused INEC of removing its candidates for the 2027 elections and replacing them with unknown names, calling for an investigation into the matter.

In Awka, Anambra State, gunmen believed to be cultists killed two people in separate locations. Police have confirmed the deaths and are investigating.

Aggrieved APC aspirants in Oyo State have settled their differences and agreed to support President Tinubu and Senator Alli for the upcoming elections.

Timipre Sylva has left the APC, expressing disappointment with the party's leadership and the current government. He calls for change in the upcoming elections.

Prominent politicians gather in Abuja to discuss unity among opposition parties ahead of the 2027 presidential election. Salihu urges collaboration for Nigeria's benefit.

The NRC and NSCDC stopped an attempt to damage railway materials in Osun, recovering nine oxygen gas cylinders. The quick action highlights ongoing efforts to protect railway infrastructure.

Police in Katsina arrested a 19-year-old for attempting to rob someone with a toy gun. Investigations are ongoing as the community is urged to stay alert.

The PBAT Door-to-Door Movement has responded to Atiku Abubakar's criticism of President Tinubu's vacation, urging him to share his political plans for the upcoming elections.

Pensioners in Lagos faced police tear gas while protesting unpaid benefits. They demand government action or threaten larger protests on August 31.

Kogi University has expelled six students for cheating during an exam at a lecturer's home. Nine additional students were withdrawn for academic issues.