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Nigerians Can Now Collect Passports Within 24 Hours

Nigeria has upgraded its passport production system to meet global standards, now able to process up to 5,000 passports every day. In a TVC report, Minister of Interior, Dr. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, disclosed this during an inspection of the new Centralized Passport Personalization Centre at the Nigeria Immigration Service headquarters in Abuja. He explained that the…

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FG Removes 5% Telecom Tax On Voice, Data Services

FG Removes 5% Telecom Tax On Voice, Data Services

The Federal Government has revoked the 5% excise tax previously imposed on telecommunications services in Nigeria, a move expected to ease cost pressures for millions of mobile users. The tax, which was intended to apply to both voice calls and data, had drawn widespread criticism from industry players and consumer advocates since its introduction under…

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Abuja Court Orders Forfeiture Of N11.2Billion Linked To Lagos Gov Sanwo-Olu’s Ally Aisha Achimugu, Deposited Under Suspicious Circumstances

The Federal High Court in Lagos has ordered the final forfeiture of $7 million (about ₦11.2 billion at the prevailing exchange rate) to the Federal Government after the funds were discovered to have been deposited in Providus Bank under questionable circumstances. According to investigations, the cash was deposited in raw currency on March 26 and 27,…

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Charlie Kirk Shot At Event While Addressing Students

Charlie Kirk Shot At Event While Addressing Students

Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was shot during a Turning Point USA event at Utah Valley University (UVU) in Orem on Wednesday. His condition remains unknown as police continue searching for the suspect. The shooting occurred shortly after noon during a Q&A session with students. Witnesses reported hearing a single gunshot about two minutes into the…

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Canada Rejects 1596 Nigerian Asylum Seekers

Fresh data from Canada’s Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB) show that between January and August 21, 2025, Nigerian nationals filed 3,548 asylum claims. Of these, 2,292 were accepted and 1,596 denied, reflecting a 65% approval rate — higher than in previous years when rejections surpassed 13,000. Nigeria remains one of the top sources of asylum…

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