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Outgoing British High Commissioner Richard Montgomery supports President Tinubu's economic reforms, noting their potential for long-term growth despite immediate challenges.
The Ebonyi State Executive Council aims to send bills to regulate house rents and agent fees. This move is to protect tenants from arbitrary charges.
Olayemi Cardoso, the CBN Governor, states that lower Naira notes are scarce due to less demand as Nigeria shifts towards digital payments.
Nigerian and German ministers will meet to strengthen relations and discuss key areas like investment, renewable energy, and education.
Governor Uba Sani emphasizes the importance of understanding local security challenges for states looking to implement Kaduna's peace model. He highlights community ownership as key to success.
The Senate has added two weeks for the investigation into the Safe Schools Programme, which aims to protect students from attacks. The committee will also review education funds from various agencies.
Twelve individuals have been sentenced to six months in prison for abusing the naira by spraying money at social events in Delta State.
Nnamdi Kanu's lawyers are ready to take legal action against Chigozie Nnabugwu for his call to execute Kanu as a solution for peace in the South-east.
President Bola Tinubu congratulated Oyinkansola Badejo-Okusanya for becoming the first elected female president of the Nigerian Bar Association. Her election marks a significant achievement for gender inclusion in the le
The House Committee is investigating a fake agency that misrepresented itself as a government body. They have summoned Ribadu and Odumegwu-Ojukwu for clarification.
NCDMB and Renaissance Africa Energy start a training program for 300 young Nigerians in oil and gas. The program aims to enhance local skills and boost economic growth.
Nigeria's foreign reserves have increased to $52.5 billion, sufficient for 11 months of imports. The CBN maintains interest rates at 26.5 percent.