The full list of political parties that failed to submit names of their presidential and vice-presidential candidates to INEC portal before the deadline has emerged.
The Nigerian government opens portal for free business registration with the aim to capture the informal sector and grow small, medium enterprises nationwide.
The IMF retained Nigeria's 2026 growth forecast at 4.1%, citing macroeconomic stability and oil exports, while warning rising food prices could worsen poverty.
Nigerian visa applications in the US must now be submitted directly to diplomatic missions, as NIS ends OIS Services, ensuring smooth processing.
The naira strengthens against the US dollar as the exchange rate gap narrows to ₦20, with external reserves rising to $51.46 billion, signalling market stability.
Former Lagos Governor Fashola revealed land price cuts for Dangote's refinery were crucial for attracting investment and boosting Lagos's economy and energy sector.
The CBN assures that all ₦100 banknotes remain valid, urging Nigerians to ignore false claims and rely on official communications to prevent transaction disruptions.
The Nigeria Immigration Service introduces a Contactless Passport Application System for Nigerians abroad, simplifying renewals and maintaining identity verification
Tomato prices have more than doubled in many markets across Nigeria, forcing consumers to reduce purchases and use alternative ingredients in their meals.
Federal Government denies allegations of ₦8.8trn off-budget spending, asserting all expenditures are legally authorised amidst growing scrutiny and IMF reports.
The CPPE projects stronger economic growth in the second half of 2026 but warns that rising 2027 election activities could threaten inflation, reforms and stability.
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