Nigeria and Canada Sign Direct Flight Agreement Amid Infrastructure, Safety Concerns

Nigeria and Canada have signed an expanded air transport agreement that will, for the first time, allow direct scheduled flights between both countries. The agreement was signed on Thursday in Abuja by Mohammed Ahmed Tijjani, director of air transport management at the Ministry of Aviation and Aerospace Development, who represented Minister Festus Keyamo, and Shendra…

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EXCLUSIVE: ‘We Were Planning To Move To Canada’: Widow Of Lagos Sound Engineer Lynched, Set Ablaze Over N100 Speaks After Killers Sentenced To Death

More than four years after Lagos-based sound engineer, David Sunday Imoh, popularly known as “Dave Sound,” was lynched and set ablaze by a mob over a disputed N100 balance, his widow, Bolu, has revealed that the family had concluded plans to relocate to Canada just months before his brutal killing shattered their dreams forever. Speaking…

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Doctor Zo Warns Nigerian Parents Over Lack of Supervision for Children Studying in Canada

(Doctor Zo. Photo by Screenshot/YabaLeftOnline) Doctor Zo has cautioned Nigerian parents against sending their kids to Canada without enough supervision, claiming that easy availability to cannabis and a lack of parental monitoring are contributing to drug use and psychological issues among certain international students. In a video posted online, Doctor Zo told the tale…

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Canada walks back plan to make US audiovisual streaming services pay a bigger Canadian-content levy

The Government of Canada has directed the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) to review its decision requiring large audiovisual streaming services to devote 15% of their domestic revenue to Canadian content. It will invest CAD $600 million (approx USD $432m) per year in the country’s audio and audiovisual sectors instead. The measures were announced…

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