China-Nigeria Belt and Road cooperation deepened at the 2025 China Commodities Expo in Lagos, with trade hitting $20 billion and leaders pledging stronger digital and green growth ties.
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Nigeria faces diplomatic tension after Trump threatens military action over alleged Christian killings, prompting emergency security talks and regional border closures.
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JAMB extends 2025 public university admissions deadline to November 17, citing court delays and new NUC programme accreditations.
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NANTA urges airlines to end dollar ticket sales, citing Naira stability and the exclusion of Nigerian agents from global trade.
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Abdul Samad Rabiu has donated a ₦350 million lecture theatre to Adamawa State University through his ASR Africa scheme, boosting education infrastructure in Nigeria’s North-East.
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The SEC says Nigerians have lost over ₦316bn to Ponzi schemes and illegal fund managers, warning that greed and ignorance continue to fuel the fraud epidemic.
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The Nigerian Exchange Group Plc has declared a ₦1 interim dividend per share after approving its Q3 2025 results, reaffirming its commitment to shareholder value and market growth.
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New Service Chiefs vowed a security overhaul through local arms production, smarter intelligence, and stronger foreign partnerships to restore peace in Nigeria.
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Tinubu reversed pardons for 175 convicts after outrage, trimming the list to 120 in a presidential pardon review sparked by national criticism.
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Minister David Umahi says Nigeria is transitioning to 100-year highways built with concrete and recycling under Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda.
