Anambra State directs 12 markets to reopen on Mondays, warning traders of temporary closures for non-compliance and scheduling a meeting with market leaders.
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MTN said 9,218 fibre cuts and rising vandalism strained its network in 2025, exposing persistent infrastructure gaps despite government reforms.
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State has denied reports it spent ₦707 million on meals, saying the figure reflects aggregated operational costs and that water infrastructure investment continues statewide.
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Oyo State revived its long-dormant Council of Obas, but disagreement over leadership rotation has exposed fresh tensions among top traditional rulers.
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Nigeria will begin enforcing VAT on electronic banking services, requiring banks and fintechs to collect 7.5% tax on digital transaction charges from January 19.
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The NYSC pledges reforms to boost national development, with Plateau State supporting infrastructure upgrades and the 2026 management conference focusing on actionable solutions.
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President Tinubu has appointed Olugbemisola Odusote as Nigerian Law School Director-General, making her the first woman to lead the institution since 1962.
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Ibrahim Ijaoba, a Nigerian national and former Bloods gang member, is in US ICE custody awaiting deportation after multiple violent crime convictions, authorities say.
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Six teams, including Botswana, Zambia, and Comoros, are eliminated from AFCON 2025, while six others secure their place in the Round of 16 as group-stage fixtures conclude.
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AFCON 2025 heads into a tense final group-stage round as qualification remains open for most teams, promising drama across three days of matches.
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