The EIU has predicted the naira to weaken to N2,381 to the dollar by 2028.

Gunmen have again terrorised Kajuru in Kaduna, kidnapping 14 people barely four days after 61 were abducted.

Chin-chin produced with cannabis and tramadol has been intercepted by the NDLEA in Bayelsa.

Nigeria’s inflation rate has taken on a 1.80% increase from 29.90% in January to 31.70% in February 2024.

Following President Tinubu’s request, Nigeria’s Senate passed the Student Loan Act for a Second Reading.

Thousands of supporters flooded the streets outside Senegal opposition leader Sonko’s house after his release from prison.

Israel’s military has denied attacking aid centres, describing reports as false.

The Naira declined from N1,600/$1 to N1,605/$1 at the parallel market, appreciated to N1,608.98 from N1, 615.94 at the official window.

House member Gbefwi accused cement manufacturers of inflicting hardship on Nigerians after cement prices increase by 50%

Southern senators have revealed plans to liaise with the Northern colleagues to move Nigeria forward.

Nigeria has capacity to easily produce two million barrels of crude a day, NNPC’s boss said.

Pioneer Access Bank MD Aig-Imoukhuede has been invited to guide the group into a new era following Wigwe’s death.

Assorted grains were returned to owners in accordance with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s directive.

Nigeria lifted other sanctions including travel bans on Niger government officials and family members.

The former Ondo deputy governor replaced his late boss and vows to alleviate banish hunger if elected.

APC’s Ali Kaka, Adam Ajiya, Mala Mohammed, and Usman Bukar have been arrested for selling palliatives.

Senator Ningi was to be suspended for one year initially, before the penalty was reduced.

Senator Ibrahim said that if senator Ningi isn’t arrested in 7 days, he will take legislative action.

Obi wants the senate and presidency to give a public explanation on the budget.

“The gunmen arrived the market in large numbers riding on motorcycles, and started shooting sporadically.”