The Senate has approved the 2025-2027 MTEF-FSP, $75 oil benchmark, and 5.5% GDP growth by 2027.

A fire at INEC’s Delta office has destroyed 706 ballot boxes, election bags, generators, stamps, and other electoral materials.

Ondo Amotekun has deployed 1,200 personnel and commenced 24-hour border patrol to curb crime during the yuletide season.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has pledged South Africa’s G20 presidency will drive equality, sustainability, development for Africa, the Global South.

Samuel Agbeluyi has highlighted the need for unified databases, BVN integration to track income and expenditure, enhancing tax efficiency in Nigeria.

South Africa’s President Ramaphosa is set to take the G20 helm, prioritising Africa’s development, poverty reduction, and Global South aspirations.

TUC President Osifo has highlighted that some state governors are not properly implementing consequential adjustments on the new minimum wage

Kenya has introduced a vaginal ring to empower women with enhanced protection against HIV, marking a significant health advancement.

The NPF has vowed to prosecute cybercriminals in partnership with international agencies, emphasising advanced technological measures.

The NLC has called Ebonyi Governor Nwifuru’s sack threats irresponsible, urging workers to push for full wage implementation

Nyesom Wike has unveiled plans for construction of staff quarters, Body of Benchers office, and multiple road projects across Abuja.

The EFCC has seized 753 duplexes, other apartments in Abuja tied to proceeds of unlawful activities.

Austrian firm WANDE Nexus has forged a $100m partnership with Enugu State to modernise water infrastructure, ensuring equitable access across Enugu

Nigeria’s foreign debt service reached $3.5 billion in 2023, ranking as the third-largest debtor to the World Bank’s IDA.

Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu has emphasised Nigeria’s readiness to collaborate with South Africa on mining and infrastructural projects.

The Presidential Advisory Committee on tax reforms has affirmed continued consultation on tax reforms, rejecting calls for bill withdrawal.

NLC’s Benson Upah has condemned the non-payment of the new minimum wage, saying it deepens poverty and fuels social vices.

The Presidency has debunked negative claims about Tinubu’s tax reform bills, asserting that the reforms will enhance national prosperity.

Okolugbo has said that President Tinubu’s visit to France signals Nigeria’s readiness for investment to drive economic growth.

Dr Shinkafi has criticised state governors for complaining about revenue sharing, stating many fail to develop and generate revenue.