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US to End Routine Visa Processing at Abuja Embassy from August 1

The United States will discontinue routine visa processing at its embassy in Abuja from August 1, 2026, as part

Emmanuel Eze July 29, 2026

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US Introduces $750 Fast-Track Visa Interview Service for Visitors

New $750 Fast-Track Visa Service Comes as Nigerians Face Bond Requirements of Up to $15,000 The United States has introduced

Emmanuel Eze June 23, 2026

Profile: Pastor Oyinkansola Akinselure, the ‘Mummy Pata Pata’ Raising Nigeria’s Next Generation of Musicians

James David-Kings

Close-up of a smiling African woman with short highlighted natural hair, glasses and braces, resting her chin on her hand in a sunlit office setting with a calm, minimalist background.

Antoinette Edodo, Chief Strategy Officer, Heirs Technologies: Estate Management Graduate Driving Africa’s Tech Growth

Moyin Arowolo

Subomi Plumptre on personal development and asset management

The Lunch Hour: Subomi Plumptre- People with Successful Careers Train Themselves

Oluwatomi Otuyemi

fishing in nigeria

Working Lives: The Fisherman Who Left School for the Sea

Oluwatomi Otuyemi

African development bank president

AfDB: The True Cost of Dr. Akinwunmi Adesina’s Second Term

Kanyisola Olorunnisola

Asian entrepreneurs in Nigeria including Lebanese and Indian business communities

Why Asians Have Built Many of Nigeria’s Most Successful Businesses

Abimbola Agboluaje

Seplat Energy FY 2025 results

Seplat to Sell 10% Stake in NNPCL Joint Venture for $281.6 Million

July 30, 2026

US Q1 2025 GDP

US Economy Slows to 1.5% Growth in Q2 2026

July 30, 2026

UEFA to Boycott FIFA Competitions if FIFA President Infantino Goes Ahead With Controversial Share Sell-Off

July 30, 2026

President Tinubu

President Tinubu Dissolves 25-Year-Old Federal Property Sale Committee, Transfers Powers to AGF

July 30, 2026

MTN

Arbiterz: MTN Nigeria Recruiting Administrative Assistant for CEO’s Office in Lagos

July 30, 2026

Femi Otedola

Femi Otedola Invests Additional N222.2bn in First HoldCo, Raises Stake to 26.3%

July 30, 2026