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The federal and Anambra state governments have approved billions in funding for critical healthcare, infrastructure, and security projects, signaling a major push for development.
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The Federal Executive Council greenlights billions for infrastructure while Customs sells intercepted petrol, highlighting government actions on economy and security.
The FCT Minister's vow to address ancestral land grievances comes amid a national push for investment and security vigilance.
Parliamentary scrutiny of revenue agencies coincides with major infrastructure approvals, highlighting a dual government focus on plugging financial gaps and delivering tangible projects.
A House of Representatives committee has rejected the evidence provided by key economic agencies in a probe into export inspections and missing crude oil revenue, escalating a major accountability investigation.
As the US reports over 17,500 citizens returning from a conflict zone, Nigeria's Federal Executive Council greenlights billions for roads and bridges while addressing land rights and diplomatic tensions.
The Federal Executive Council greenlights billions for infrastructure while a Brazilian banking scandal rocks Latin America.
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The arrest of a central figure in a multi-billion dollar Brazilian banking collapse coincides with a Nigerian parliamentary committee threatening to compel a state bank's testimony.
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The House of Representatives escalates a constitutional standoff with the Bank of Industry, signaling a deepening rift over legislative oversight.
President Tinubu dispatches a five-member team to honour the late civil rights icon, while domestic news covers ministerial redeployments, military assurances, and economic strategy.
A parliamentary hearing on a state-owned company's finances turned contentious while Nigeria's football hopes were officially dashed by FIFA.
A Nigerian company reports a communication breakdown with its major shareholder, while government reshuffles and security assurances signal a week of institutional shifts.
Key Nigerian security officials make strong commitments on human rights and sovereignty while separate reports emerge on a footballer's legal case and a tech gender initiative.
A mix of state governance, national political critique, and international commodity shocks defines the day's news, highlighting interconnected economic and political pressures.
A direct threat from Tehran raises the specter of a wider regional conflict spilling onto the global stage.
The ruling party's overseas chapter launches a 2027 support drive amid domestic calls for electoral reform and early jostling for state-level tickets.
The Inspector-General of Police has confirmed that security agencies are actively monitoring domestic Islamic groups in response to the ongoing Middle East crisis.
Dr. Ayo Lam-Adesina declares governorship ambition but laments lack of funds, as Tinubu's power plan and global tech and shipping crises make headlines.
Global shipping disruptions and domestic policy shifts highlight Nigeria's economic and security challenges.
A landmark lawsuit against Google's Gemini AI coincides with major shipping disruptions in the Gulf and key policy shifts in Nigeria.
The ruling party's renewed commitment in Jigawa and a major defection in Adamawa signal a consolidating political landscape ahead of the next election cycle.