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Why we froze Osun govt bank accounts – EFCC • We can’t watch idly while Osun funds are being pillaged – EFCC • Why we froze Osun govt accounts — EFCC • Long goodbye to Segun Osoba, radical historian and public intellectual, By Ahmed Aminu-Ramatu Yusuf • TRENDING: PSquare Feud: Fans back Mr P, launch campaign to boost his music • NPFL: Doma United defender Adikwu returns from injury layoff • Real Madrid agree club-record £115m deal for Yan Diomandé and want to keep Vinícius • ‘Fifa Super League’: Infantino discussed having governing body’s name on European breakaway • We’ve calculated everything – from bread to taxi • How we foiled attempt to kidnap pastor, school principal in Delta – Police • Tinubu lauds rescue of 308 kidnap victims in Kwara, Niger • Presidency counters Donald Duke’s claim, says Lagos-Calabar Highway has reached Ogun • Why we froze Osun govt account days before election – EFCC • Tinubu lauds rescue of 308 kidnapping victims in Kwara, Niger • Osun guber: ‘Allow free election to hold’ – Accord to Tinubu after EFCC action • Dollar to Naira exchange rate today, August 5, 2026: Nigerian naira records first depreciation against US dollar • Nigeria targets $50bn offshore boom as projects gather pace • Nigeria must shift from extractive capital to productive capital for stronger economy – Experts • Osun 2026: Imole campaign council proposes state honours for victims of electoral violence • Tinubu reacts as 308 abducted victims regain freedom in Kwara • Why we froze Osun govt bank accounts – EFCC • We can’t watch idly while Osun funds are being pillaged – EFCC • Why we froze Osun govt accounts — EFCC • Long goodbye to Segun Osoba, radical historian and public intellectual, By Ahmed Aminu-Ramatu Yusuf • TRENDING: PSquare Feud: Fans back Mr P, launch campaign to boost his music • NPFL: Doma United defender Adikwu returns from injury layoff • Real Madrid agree club-record £115m deal for Yan Diomandé and want to keep Vinícius • ‘Fifa Super League’: Infantino discussed having governing body’s name on European breakaway • We’ve calculated everything – from bread to taxi • How we foiled attempt to kidnap pastor, school principal in Delta – Police • Tinubu lauds rescue of 308 kidnap victims in Kwara, Niger • Presidency counters Donald Duke’s claim, says Lagos-Calabar Highway has reached Ogun • Why we froze Osun govt account days before election – EFCC • Tinubu lauds rescue of 308 kidnapping victims in Kwara, Niger • Osun guber: ‘Allow free election to hold’ – Accord to Tinubu after EFCC action • Dollar to Naira exchange rate today, August 5, 2026: Nigerian naira records first depreciation against US dollar • Nigeria targets $50bn offshore boom as projects gather pace • Nigeria must shift from extractive capital to productive capital for stronger economy – Experts • Osun 2026: Imole campaign council proposes state honours for victims of electoral violence • Tinubu reacts as 308 abducted victims regain freedom in Kwara

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US introduces $250,000 visa bonds for select immigrant applicants

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The US has launched a pilot program requiring some immigrant visa applicants to post bonds up to $250,000. Learn how these new US visa bonds affect eligibi Read More: https://punchng.com/us-introduces-250000-visa-bonds-for-select-immigrant-applicants/

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