U.S. Imposes Four-Year Limit on Foreign Students and Journalists
The Department of Homeland Security has introduced a four-year cap for foreign students, exchange visitors, and journalists, ending the long-standing duration of status policy to improve immigration oversight.
Cricket Icon Sir Garfield Sobers Passes Away at 89
Sir Garfield Sobers, the legendary West Indies all-rounder widely regarded as one of cricket's greatest players, has died at 89.
Dominik Szoboszlai Commits to Long-Term Liverpool Future
Midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai has signed a new five-year contract with Liverpool, pledging his long-term future to the club following a standout season.
Military forces save nine hostages and seize stolen animals in Katsina
Operation FANSAN YAMMA forces liberated nine kidnap victims, confiscated 56 stolen livestock, and apprehended a suspected terrorist during recent operations in Katsina State.
Paul University Places Anglican Priest on Suspension Following Misconduct Allegations
Paul University has suspended Ven. Cornelius C. Eze indefinitely as it investigates serious allegations of misconduct involving the Anglican priest and staff member.
Millions in US face wildfire smoke ahead of World Cup final
Severe wildfire smoke from Canada is impacting air quality in the US Midwest and Northeast, creating concerns for the upcoming World Cup final in the New York area.
Jigawa Prohibits Graduation Events in All Senior Secondary Schools
The Jigawa State government has outlawed graduation ceremonies in senior secondary schools to curb public disorder and student misconduct.
Accord Party Expresses Confidence in Securing Osun Governorship
The Accord party is gearing up for the 2026 Osun governorship election, with leadership emphasizing unity and a commitment to winning both state and national contests.
President Tinubu pays tribute to Rotimi Amaechi’s mother
President Tinubu has shared his condolences following the death of Dame Ezinne Mary Oduah Amaechi, the 89-year-old mother of former Minister Rotimi Amaechi.
Police in South Africa detain 69 following violent anti-immigrant demonstration
South African authorities apprehended 69 people after an anti-immigrant protest in Jeffreys Bay escalated into widespread looting and violence.