Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has firmly rejected trading territory for peace with Russia, calling instead for stronger international sanctions and pressure on Moscow to end the war.
The United States has imposed sanctions on eight Nigerians for alleged ties to Boko Haram terrorism and cybercrime, freezing their assets and restricting transactions under US jurisdiction.
The United States has updated its sanctions list, targeting over 20 Nigerians and organisations for alleged ties to terrorism and cybercrime. The move underscores Washington's focus on countering threats and religious freedom violations in Nigeria.
President Bola Tinubu has called for the immediate release of South Sudan's Vice President Riek Machar and other detained opposition figures, reaffirming Nigeria's commitment to peace in the region at the AU C-5 Plus Summit in Addis Ababa.
Russia has deployed hypersonic Oreshnik missile systems to Belarus, capable of striking London in minutes, raising fears of nuclear escalation and prompting warnings from exiled opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya.
President Bola Tinubu, represented by Vice President Kashim Shettima, commits Nigeria to supporting South Sudan's revitalised peace agreement, urging the release of opposition figures and transparent elections.
Nigeria's failure to fill ambassadorial posts for nearly three years is weakening its diplomatic power, affecting trade, security, and international negotiations, as the country risks becoming a marginal player on the world stage.
The Nigerian government has issued a strong warning to citizens following reports that two Nigerians were killed fighting for Russia in Ukraine. The Foreign Affairs Minister expressed concern over illegal recruitment tactics.
The UK Visas and Immigration will implement electronic visas exclusively for visitors requiring visas from February 25, 2026, replacing all physical documentation with a digital system accessible through UKVI accounts.
The United States Embassy in Abuja and Consulate General in Lagos will be closed on February 16, 2026, in observance of Presidents' Day, affecting routine consular services.
The White House released Valentine's Day cards featuring Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro in custody and Greenland, sparking controversy over political messaging.
China will implement a zero-tariff policy for nearly all African countries from May 1, President Xi Jinping announced. The move excludes only Eswatini due to its diplomatic ties with Taiwan.
Senator Ali Ndume expresses surprise at a US bill proposing sanctions against former Kano Governor Rabiu Kwankwaso, calling it 'fishy' and urging foreign powers to focus on individuals rather than labeling Nigeria.
President Trump orders USS Gerald R. Ford to redeploy from Caribbean to Middle East, joining USS Abraham Lincoln to increase military pressure on Iran during nuclear talks.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy suggests Donald Trump wants to broker a Ukraine peace deal before US midterm elections for political gain, while reiterating Kyiv's demands for security guarantees and ceasefire.
The Chinese embassy in Nigeria has strongly denied allegations from five US Congressmen linking Chinese mining operations to terrorism funding, calling the claims 'completely baseless' and insisting Chinese companies comply with local laws.
Nigeria achieved major diplomatic victories at the AU summit, including a permanent seat on the African Central Bank Board and roles in monetary and security bodies.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio condemns Russia's ongoing bombardment of Ukraine as 'terrible,' highlighting civilian suffering during winter and stressing urgency to end the conflict at the Munich Security Conference.
Over 300 people demonstrated at Ireland's Department of Justice against the planned deportation of Titilayo Oyekanmi and her three sons, who fear xenophobic threats in South Africa. The family has integrated into Dublin schools and sports clubs.
A Nigerian man residing in the United States expressed astonishment after receiving his renewed passport within days through Nigeria's contactless online renewal system, highlighting improved efficiency.
The Trump administration has reportedly intensified efforts to revoke U.S. citizenship from foreign-born Americans, redeploying USCIS staff to identify hundreds of potential cases monthly as part of a broader immigration crackdown.
The Trump administration is implementing plans to revoke U.S. citizenship from certain foreign-born Americans, targeting 100-200 denaturalization cases monthly in 2026.
The US government has outlined four major factors that lead to visa application rejections for Nigerian applicants, including incomplete information and criminal history.
Abubakar Adamu appeals to the Nigerian government for help, claiming he was tricked into joining the Russian military after being promised a civilian job in Moscow.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky insists any peace settlement must ensure dignity and security guarantees, refusing to pressure Ukrainians into a bad deal.
A detailed step-by-step guide for Nigerians living abroad to sponsor their parents to the United States, covering legal requirements, processing options, and interview logistics.
The US Treasury's OFAC published a 3,000-page document naming Nigerians whose assets were frozen for ties to terrorism, cybercrime, and security threats under sanctions programs.
Ukraine's intelligence agency reveals the identities of two Nigerian citizens killed in a drone strike while serving with Russian forces in the Luhansk region, as Russia denies recruitment involvement.
Ukraine's intelligence agency reports two Nigerian citizens died in a drone strike while serving in the Russian military in Luhansk, highlighting recruitment risks.
The Trump administration has terminated Operation Metro Surge in Minnesota, a sweeping immigration enforcement initiative that sparked nationwide outrage following civilian deaths and mass arrests.