Tinubu postpones foreign trips over Kebbi, Kwara security crises
President Bola Tinubu has postponed his trips to South Africa and Angola to receive security briefings on the Kebbi schoolgirls’ abduction and the attack on worshippers in Kwara State.
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PDP Turaki’s call for foreign invasion ‘reckless and unpatriotic,’ APC Says
The APC has condemned PDP factional chairman Tanimu Turaki for calling on foreign powers to intervene in Nigeria, describing his appeal as reckless, unpatriotic, and a dangerous threat to national security and sovereignty.
China bars foreign AI chips from government-backed data centres – sources
AI data centre projects in China have drawn over $100 billion in state funding since 2021
Genocidal politics: Underbelly dangers of foreign undertakers
Some of these self-appointed experts, acting as sympathisers, are truly the real undertakers we should beware of because they have never meant well for Nigeria as a nation.
UK tightens immigration rules, shortens post-study stay for foreign graduates
The United Kingdom has announced that from January 2027, foreign graduates, including Nigerians, will have only 18 months to secure jobs after completing their studies, down from two years.
Nigeria’s public debt hits ₦152 trillion — each citizen now owes ₦662,600
Nigeria’s total public debt has risen to ₦152.39 trillion as of June 2025—nearly doubling in two years—leaving each citizen with an estimated debt share of ₦662,600 and prompting warnings from economists over long-term fiscal risks.
DMO: Nigeria’s public debt rises to N152.40 trillion as of June
Nigeria’s total public debt has risen to N152.40 trillion, a N3.01 trillion increase from March figures, according to new data from the Debt Management Office (DMO).
Nigeria risks losing out as foreign investors control $34bn lithium sector
Despite vast deposits, Nigeria’s lithium industry is dominated by Chinese companies, with local investors sidelined due to insecurity, poor capacity and weak government support.
South Africa begins process to return foreign inmates to home countries
South Africa is consulting within government and with SADC countries on a law to transfer foreign prisoners back home.
Governor of Utah says he hoped Charlie Kirk’s killer was foreign, but admits “it was one of us”
Utah Governor Spencer Cox said he had prayed that Charlie Kirk’s killer was not American but admitted in grief that “it was one of us.”