El-Rufai Detained, 2027 Election Date Moved & UK Visa Goes Digital

Описание: Big political and economic shifts are unfolding.

Former Kaduna State Governor Nasir El-Rufai was detained by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission over an alleged ₦432 billion corruption probe and claims involving the National Security Adviser.

There are strong indications that Independent National Electoral Commission and the National Assembly may move the 2027 presidential election to January 16, 2027, with governorship elections likely shifting to January 30, 2027.

Lawmakers also approved a ₦1.5 trillion 2026 budget for the Nigerian Army following a defence session led by the Chief of Army Staff.

In foreign news, three South Africans have been charged with murder over the killing of Nigerian Bolt driver Isaac Satlat after dashcam footage sparked outrage.

For travellers, the United Kingdom has announced that from February 25, 2026, new UK Visit visas for Nigerians will be issued digitally.

On health, the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control reports 31 deaths from Lassa fever in five weeks.

And in the economy, the National Bureau of Statistics says inflation eased slightly to 15.10% in January.

From politics to passports, health to inflation — these stories impact your future.

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