The United Kingdom has unveiled a sweeping new round of sanctions aimed at crippling Russia’s drone production capabilities and dismantling transnational networks accused of exploiting vulnerable migrants to sustain its war in Ukraine. Announced on May 6, 2026, the measures target 35
The United Kingdom has concluded its first trade and investment mission to Nigeria since the recent State Visit, reinforcing efforts to convert high-level political commitments into concrete commercial outcomes for businesses in both countries. Organised by the UK Department for Business and Trade and delivered by DMA Invest in partnership with the Nigeria Investment
The United Kingdom government has announced an increase in visa, residency, and citizenship application fees, with the new charges set to take effect from April 8, 2026. The adjustment, introduced by the UK Home Office, affects nearly all visa categories, including those for visitors, students, workers, and individuals seeking permanent residency or citizenship.
The government of the United Kingdom has released the official programme for the state visit of Nigeria’s President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, scheduled to take place from March 17 to 19. According to the itinerary, the visit will be hosted at Windsor Castle and will feature a series of ceremonial engagements, bilateral meetings, and interactions with […]
The United Kingdom will from 25 February 2026 stop issuing physical visa stickers to Nigerian travellers, replacing them entirely with digital eVisas in what officials describe as a major overhaul of the country’s immigration system. Announcing the change in Abuja, UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) said all new Visit visas granted to Nigerian nationals will […]
The British High Commission has welcomed home 99 Nigerian graduates who recently completed postgraduate studies in the United Kingdom under the Chevening and Commonwealth Scholarship programmes. The welcome-home ceremonies, held in Abuja and Lagos, brought together scholars who earned master’s degrees, PhDs and fellowships across diverse fields. Of the returnees, 30











