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Africa's leading agricultural exports, including cocoa and olive oil, are significantly enhancing trade growth. These commodities are attracting global investment and interest for 2026.
A three-storey building in Lagos collapsed, resulting in eight fatalities and 26 individuals being rescued. The Lagos State Emergency Management Agency is actively involved in the recovery efforts.
The State Police Bill aims to establish a dual policing structure and redefine federal-state relationships with new oversight mechanisms. Ongoing debates highlight the bill's potential impacts and controversies surrounding its implementation.
Nigeria's tax revenue is still insufficient, prompting calls for stronger partnerships to enhance tax education and compliance. The CITN has launched a nationwide sensitization campaign to improve citizens' understanding and participation in tax reforms.
State Assemblies have endorsed the State Police Bill, highlighting its potential to enhance women's security and promote inclusion. However, concerns about funding and accountability have been raised by legal experts.
Nestoil and Neconde are pursuing $1.8 billion in damages from Firstbank, Access Bank, and Zenith over alleged losses related to crude oil production. Additionally, Drawcok has filed a N100 billion lawsuit against FBNQuest and others for the forceful seizure of property.
The US Supreme Court has ruled in favor of President Trump regarding migrant protections. Meanwhile, Ghana is increasing its gold purchases amidst rising fatalities from a quake in Venezuela.
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Segun James The Lagos state government has reiterated its commitment to completing and delivering 2,000 housing units to residents, especially housing units currently under construction in Abraham Adesanya and Sangotedo
ANEEJ and SecFin Africa are rallying media support to combat Nigeria's annual loss of $17.8 billion due to illicit financial flows. They aim to raise awareness about issues like oil theft and export under-invoicing.
The Nigerian stock market fell by N959 billion due to profit-taking activities, particularly in Aradel Holdings Plc. This decline reflects a broader trend of investors pulling back amid market fluctuations.
The Court of Appeal in Abuja is set to hear appeals from the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Accord, and three other political parties regarding their deregistration on July 7. This case could have significant implications for the political landscape in Nigeria.
Gombe Governor Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya has launched the distribution of fertilizers and farming inputs for the 2026 wet season. Farmers will benefit from a 50% subsidy, purchasing the commodity at N32,000 per bag.
The Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB) is investigating the asset declarations of 19 ministers and 37 permanent secretaries. This follows the conclusion of investigations on five local government chairmen regarding council funds.
Femi Gbajabiamila has stated that the current minimum wage of N70,000 does not align with economic realities. The federal government is prepared to consider an increase to better reflect the current financial landscape.
Obinna Okechukwu is recognized for his significant contributions to business development and community service in Nigeria. As the CEO of Mabo Group, he exemplifies innovation and resilience in the dynamic business landscape.
The Nigerian Association of Petroleum Explorationists is advocating for better reservoir modeling to enhance oil and gas operations. They highlighted that Nigeria's deepwater drilling costs have escalated to $1 million daily.
Oil prices have fallen to $72, reaching levels not seen since before the Iran war. Nigerians are concerned about the potential impact on local fuel prices and the economy.
President Bola Tinubu celebrated Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu's 61st birthday and recognized other public figures for their milestones. The congratulatory messages highlight the importance of leadership and community in Nigeria.
DNA results have confirmed that an unidentified body belongs to journalist Pelumi Onifade, who was involved in the #EndSARS protests. This revelation comes during a coroner's inquest in Lagos State.
First Lady Senator Oluremi Tinubu is optimistic that Nigeria can overcome its challenges with determination. She expressed this sentiment during her investiture ceremony.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has ordered a freeze on assets linked to six individuals suspected of terror financing and four Bureau De Change operators. This action aims to curb financial activities associated with terrorism in the country.
The NCDC has rejected the proposed National Institute for Public Health and Infectious Diseases Bill, citing concerns over overlapping responsibilities. This opposition highlights the need for clear delineation of public health roles in Nigeria.
The Nigerian government has successfully repatriated another group of 66 citizens from South Africa. They arrived safely at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos.
Governor Ahmed Aliyu of Sokoto State has reiterated his dedication to fighting drug abuse and illicit trafficking. His administration aims to enhance efforts in addressing these critical issues within the state.
Shettima has directed the ATTF and NEMA to enhance early action and coordination for flood response. He emphasized the need for states to actively participate and lead implementation efforts within their areas.
The Nigerian Human Rights Community (NHRC) has called for significant electoral reforms to enhance Nigeria's electoral process. They also affirmed the credibility of the June 20 governorship election in Ekiti.
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has increased the conditional cash grant to N25,000 for over 154,000 vulnerable households in Jigawa State. This initiative is part of the Federal Government’s Renewed Hope Conditional Cash Transfer Programme.
Sanusi has advised ECOWAS against launching the ECO due to weak economies and unstable institutions. He emphasizes the need for a thorough assessment to protect Nigeria's interests.
The Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Disu, has ordered the reinforcement of security forces in Bokkos and assigned the AIG Zone 4 to the Plateau region. This move aims to enhance security measures in response to ongoing concerns in the area.