The bill seeks to ban applicants from receiving social welfare payments or housing supports at any time during the naturalisation process.
Mr Adebayo said the nation’s challenges stemmed directly from past leadership failures, not natural limitations.

The complainants argued that 29 objects form part of South Africa’s national heritage.

Bamachy Onyemachi, director of medical services at Abia Health Management Board, petitioned Governor Alex Otti to intervene on his behalf over salaries withheld for over 20 months.

CBN’s acting director of corporate communications, Hakama Sidi-Ali, said the apex bank elevated the supervision of terrorism financing.

Second-hand tobacco smoke might increase infertility risks, particularly among women, who might face a lower chance of conceiving during each menstrual cycle.

The Kano State Private and Voluntary Institutions Board (KSPVIB) mandated annual operating license renewals for private schools.

The Kaduna Agro Climatic Resilience in Semi-Arid Landscapes Project partnered the Institute for Agricultural Research to raise farm yields.

The police command in Lagos has detained four suspects over the alleged mob attack that led to the death of a resident, Basit Kolade.

The Transmission Company of Nigeria has announced a six-hour power disruption in parts of Abuja and Niger on Tuesday.

The police command in Bauchi arrested one Jabir Yusuf, a 25-year-old for killing a resident, Hassan Mohamed.

First Bank has renewed its partnership with the Calabar Entertainment Conference and Festival as the event’s official banking partner for the second consecutive year.

Ms Frostadottir said the image’s message was “absurd” and described it as an insult to Icelanders, Canadians and Greenlanders.

During the meeting, Mr Massaquoi thanked the CDS for receiving the delegation.

“Ganiyu had multiple unattributable cash deposits and directly received funds from numerous individuals who had pending applications for USCIS,” an FBI special agent said.

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