US President Trump's administration has revoked over 300,000 visas since January 2025, marking the fastest pace in history. The State Department cited a zero-tolerance policy for visa holders who break laws or threaten national security.

The House of Representatives has called on the Federal Government to intervene in the dispute between NUEE and BEDC, which has led to a prolonged power outage in Edo, Delta, Ondo, and Ekiti states. Lawmakers are concerned about the severe impact on essential services and economic activities.

Senate mourns ex-Delta Governor, Dr Emmanuel Uduaghan, who passed away at 71. Lawmakers lauded his contributions to healthcare, infrastructure, and regional economic cooperation in the Niger Delta.

Kogi State Police Command has arrested eight suspected cultists in Itobe and three ATM fraudsters in Idah. Recovered items include motorcycles and weapons. The arrests are part of ongoing efforts to enhance state security.

President Bola Tinubu has celebrated Senator Rabiu Kwankwaso on his 70th birthday, acknowledging their decades-long political association and contributions to Nigeria's democracy and Kano State. The message highlights their shared history from the National Assembly in 1992 to their roles as governors and co-founders of the APC.

Kwara Poly introduces a N2,000 monthly charge on unclaimed certificates starting January 1, 2027. Graduands must collect their certificates by December 31, 2026, to avoid this fee.

JAMB plans to introduce life skills and critical thinking into the UTME to enhance candidate assessment beyond academic subjects. The board stated that UTME scores are primarily for ranking candidates against their peers.

NCDC holds emergency meeting after Ebola outbreak declared in Nigeria. Incident Action Plan being finalized as teams are already on the ground for response.

FCT Minister Nyesom Wike has defended President Bola Tinubu's removal of the petrol subsidy, stating it was a 'scam' previous leaders feared to end. He acknowledged current economic hardship but expressed optimism that reforms will stabilize prices.

Over 100 students in Ogun State have been hospitalised after inhaling a toxic gas, identified as methane. The incident caused breathing difficulties and fainting across several schools in Ijebu Ode, Ago Iwoye, and Ijebu Igbo.

Oyo State Government has officially denied any confirmed cases of Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) within the state. Comprehensive surveillance and emergency response measures are in place to ensure public safety.

Kwara NDC candidate Abdulmumin Ajia has demanded an independent audit of the state's Social Investment Programme, citing allegations of political patronage and payments made outside established procedures.

Senate President Godswill Akpabio seeks stronger legislative ties with the UK, calling London a 'second home' to Nigerians. He met with the British High Commissioner to discuss deepening parliamentary cooperation and exchanges, building on historical and economic links.

APC Presidential Campaign Council unveils a five-point strategy to mobilise Nigerians in the diaspora for President Tinubu's 2027 re-election bid. The plan includes activating global APC chapters and engaging with communities abroad. Nigerians in Diaspora Commission Chairman, Abike Dabiri, urged continued support and remittances from citizens abroad.

Barcelona has reported PSG to UEFA over a controversial banner depicting a chainsaw attacking the club's crest. Barcelona condemned the imagery as promoting violence and hatred in football, calling for respect and fair play.

Ekiti State House of Assembly passes bill for the establishment of State Police Services, a significant step towards decentralising policing in Nigeria. The bill will now be transmitted to the National Assembly.

Ebola Virus Disease confirmed in Nigeria's FCT. A traveller returned from Uganda, having visited the DRC. Health authorities have activated emergency protocols, with the patient in isolation and contact tracing underway.

Anambra State health authorities are monitoring seven persons of interest after an Ebola case was reported in Abuja. The state currently has zero confirmed cases but has activated enhanced surveillance measures at key public locations.

NITDA warns that AI-generated misinformation and deepfakes could be used to manipulate Nigeria's 2027 elections. The agency highlights the increasing threat of cyberattacks targeting human vulnerabilities.

House of Reps summons telcos over poor network quality nationwide. CEOs risk arrest summons if they fail to appear before a committee on October 28. Operators must explain the persistent decline in service.