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President Tinubu's new executive order redirects oil funds to the Federation Account as Nigeria grapples with security leadership practices and a sluggish stock market.
A major e-commerce discount event coincides with a critical telecoms security initiative aimed at protecting Nigerians from recycled number scams.
The Nigerian sports media community is in mourning following the burial of a veteran broadcaster, while the stock market recorded a day of mixed, tepid activity.
The Nigerian equities market recorded a marginal gain as investor caution deepened, with significant declines in deals, volume, and value traded.
Nigeria's sports, finance, and e-commerce sectors show contrasting fortunes with intense competition for Commonwealth Games spots, a tepid stock market, and a major retail promotion.
Nigeria's sports trials and a major fiscal reform highlight a week of national ambition and governance.
The long-delayed legal recognition for thousands of open university law graduates unfolds against a backdrop of economic strain pushing children out of school and a government-labour wage deal.
A local inventor's plastic bottle-powered charging station brings light to a displaced community while state spending and youth unemployment raise national questions.
A significant push in electricity metering coincides with state-level fiscal reforms and a stark ILO warning on youth employment, painting a complex picture of Nigeria's development challenges.
A massive field of 128 athletes will compete for a limited number of spots, highlighting the intense competition and high stakes for Nigerian boxing ahead of the 2026 Commonwealth Games.
The President suspends a controversial payment policy causing flight delays as lawmakers push for stronger financial regulations following massive fraud.
The Central Bank's 2025 foreign exchange reforms have strengthened the naira by 6.87% and boosted external reserves to $50.45 billion, marking a significant economic turnaround.
A Federal High Court has intervened to protect a company from police harassment, highlighting judicial checks on law enforcement in commercial matters.
A magistrate orders an arrest for contempt in a property damage case, while a state executive council greenlights major infrastructure and security spending.
A land dispute case in Ondo State sees a suspect detained for contempt, while Zamfara's governor addresses security threats and launches a major teacher recruitment drive.
A maritime group warns of a potential 40% surge in global shipping costs due to the US-Iran crisis, while Anambra State invests heavily in local infrastructure and security.
Nigeria's external reserves climb to $50.45bn as the government moves to stabilise the national grid and a logistics expert warns the country is failing to capitalise on continental trade.
The Federal Government suspends a controversial airport payment system causing flight delays, while legislative and economic reforms advance amid concerns over Nigeria's readiness for continental trade.
A Labour Party leader in Osun seeks internal peace while a new road project aims to boost healthcare and farm access, and national leadership training emphasizes resilience.
President Tinubu suspends a problematic cashless payment system at airports as the Senate moves to tighten fintech regulation following major scams.
Nigeria's Senate is considering new measures to empower the Central Bank in regulating financial technology firms and cracking down on fraudulent investment schemes.
The President halts a new payment system causing flight delays, while also advancing a major power grid plan and facing down shipping fee hikes.
The Super Eagles' World Cup absence is confirmed as FIFA names DR Congo for the final qualifying tournament, while the President halts a controversial airport payment policy.
The Premier League title race is heating up, and Nigerians are passionately tracking their favourite clubs' positions.