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Month: July 2025

US implements higher immigration fees – introduces annual asylum levy

The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has announced a significant increase in immigration-related fees, effective Tuesday, July 22, 2025, following the enactment of the H.R. 1 Reconciliation Bill. According to a Federal Register notice issued on 18 July, applications postmarked from that date must include the newly mandated charges. One of the most…

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2027: Tinubu, Kwankwaso meet in Aso Rock amid coalition talks

President Bola Tinubu hosted former Kano State Governor Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso at the Presidential Villa in Abuja on Monday, July 21, for a private meeting, sparking renewed speculation about behind-the-scenes political maneuvering ahead of the 2027 general elections. The closed-door engagement took place at the president’s official residence, away from media scrutiny, shortly after Kwankwaso…

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Six Ways to Wear A Shirt Dress Like You Know What You’re Doing

You may think a shirt dress is boring, but that’s probably because you don’t know how to style it. It is a versatile outfit that shines everywhere it goes.  It’s classy enough to work alone and flexible enough to be styled for various occasions like casual errands, work, and dates without feeling out of place. …

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7 Essential Survival Skills Every Child Should Learn Before Adulthood

Every parent wishes to raise a child who is sound in their studies as well as sound in dealing with real-life situations. A part of training a child to become a well-rounded adult is teaching the child practical skills that will help to improve the quality of the child’s life. It’s one thing for a…

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Is Realme C75 the Best Quality Smartphone of 2025? Here’s What We Found

If there’s one lesson we’ve learned about 2025 so far, it’s that you don’t have to spend a fortune to own a feature-packed smartphone that can survive real-life chaos. If you’re clumsy, need something long-lasting, or want value for your money, the Realme C75 proves you can have it all. Think longevity, performance, good looks,…

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7 Ways to Shave: No Bumps and Ingrown Hairs

Shaving shouldn’t come with itchy bumps and painful spots, but for many people, it does. Razor bumps and ingrown hairs are more common than you’d think, especially for people with curly or coarse hair. They can hurt and even lead to dark spots or scars if ignored. Thankfully, with the right shaving habits, tools, and…

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Style Inspo: 9 Ankara Palazzo Designs That Fit Every Occasion

Ankara palazzo pants are that one wardrobe piece every stylish Nigerian woman should own. Why? Because they blend comfort, versatility, culture, and bold style all in one. Whether you’re dressing for brunch, a wedding, work, or just stepping out to serve looks, palazzos made with Ankara fabric bring serious fire to your fit. From traditional…

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Hotels in Lagos That Serve Luxury in Their Bill and Services

From business to culture to entertainment, Lagos attracts travellers from across the world. Thankfully, the city is home to some of the best hospitable destinations that rise to satisfy the demand of these travellers.  If you ever find yourself in Lagos and need more than a room to crash in, the city has some of…

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Can’t Afford a MacBook? These 5 Lenovo Laptops Are Great Alternatives

Owning a MacBook is a dream for many, and it’s not hard to see why, because Apple’s laptops are fast and reliable. They have stunning Retina displays, intuitive macOS software, seamless ecosystem integration with iPhones and iPads, and top-tier performance. They give a premium experience for when you’re editing videos, coding, or just browsing the…

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First born children have a higher IQ than their siblings, science says

If there’s ever been banter about who is the most intelligent among your siblings at a family gathering, science has tipped the balance towards the eldest child. A study that evaluated available data from three national panels across the United States, Great Britain, and Germany found that firstborns “score higher on objectively measured intelligence.” It…

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