Nigerians living in the United Kingdom have raised alarm over a growing trend of spousal disputes leading to visa revocations, with reports indicating that partners are exploiting relationship breakdowns to report each other to UK immigration authorities.
Facebook has rolled out a new update allowing private group admins to switch to public groups while preserving member privacy, according to official reporting.
The U.S. government has revoked the visas of 80,000 foreign nationals, including Nigerians, citing offenses ranging from assault and theft to terrorism and overstaying visa conditions.
Neco has launched a new examination centre in London to provide accessible assessment opportunities for Nigerians living abroad.
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) is calling on Nigerians at home and abroad to adopt its newly launched “Payments System Vision 2028” and associated initiatives—such as non-resident BVN—to deepen digital financial inclusion and strengthen the country’s payments infrastructure
Senator Cruz vows to hold accountable those responsible for massacre of over 50,000 Nigerian Christians
President Tinubu has asked the House of Representatives to approve $2.35bn in external borrowing and a $500m sovereign Sukuk to support the 2025 budget and refinance maturing Eurobonds.
Nigeria’s tax reforms will exempt up to 98% of citizens from PAYE by January 2026, targeting relief for low-income earners while taxing the wealthy more.
If you spend 183 days or more (about 6 months) in Nigeria during a tax year, you are classified as a tax resident in Nigeria. You will be taxed on all income earned worldwide.
Studying abroad is costly, but Nigerians can still access quality education in five countries without breaking the bank.