Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has warned domestic airlines of tougher sanctions for breaches of aviation regulations, saying there would be no sentiments or sacred cows in the enforcement of rules governing airline operations. The NCAA’s Director of Public Affairs and Consumer Protection, Michael Achimugu, gave the warning in his ver...
•Logos of some opposition parties Barely a week before the official commencement of election rallies, some state governments are fast deploying stringent campaign guidelines, fees, and levies for candidates’ campaign posters and billboards. The move, in the guise of regulating the political space and ensuring environmental protection, has led ...
•Canadian flag Canada has changed its citizenship-by-descent rules following the passage of Bill C-3 on December 15, 2025. The changes removed the previous first-generation limit for certain people born abroad before that date, potentially allowing more people with Canadian ancestry to claim Canadian citizenship. However, the changes do not me...
•Nigerian Senate Barely a year to the inauguration of the 11th National Assembly, the Senate yesterday moved to tighten its internal rules, effectively narrowing the path to its most powerful offices and edging out a class of incoming lawmakers, including serving governors and former senators eyeing leadership positions. In a move widely seen ...
•Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan and Senate President Akpabio The Senate has said that its activities are guided by rules that must be obeyed. Chairman, Senate Committee on Media and Public Affairs, Senator Yemi Adaramodu, stated this during a one-day capacity-building workshop in Abuja. Adaramodu, while speaking on the recent controversy invo...
The federal government, through the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC), has rolled out regulations to curb harassment, data breaches, and other unethical practices by digital lenders in Nigeria. This was disclosed in a statement signed by the FCCPC’s Director of Corporate Affairs, Ondaje Ijagwu, which quoted the Com...
•Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Canada is set to reduce its intake of temporary foreign workers, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said. The PM announced this in a terse statement posted on his X handle yesterday. According to Trudeau, companies would have to prove reasons they can’t hire Canadian workers first before they’ll be allowed to [&he...
The Supreme Court, today, has declared that it is unconstitutional for state governors to hold onto funds meant for Local Government (LG) administrations. In its lead judgement read by Justice Emmanuel Agim, the apex court observed that the refusal of state government on financial autonomy for local governments has gone on for over two decades...
•US migrants The administration of US President, Joe Biden, today, proposed new regulations aimed at protecting labourers working in extremely high temperatures, as heat waves intensified by climate change increasingly blanket the nation. The rule would be aimed at mail carriers, delivery people, construction workers, landscapers, restaurant s...
•Donald Trump The US Supreme Court is expected to rule today on the most highly anticipated decision of its term — a ruling “for the ages” on whether Donald Trump, as a former president, is immune from prosecution. Even if the ruling is likely to reject Trump’s claim he should enjoy absolute immunity, the decision […]
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