President Bola Tinubu has declared three-day national mourning following the disaster that befell the Nigerian military on Monday. You should read the details.
The Federal Government targets consumer credit for 2 million Nigerians in 2027 as CREDICORP backs local businesses, expands credit education and formal borrowing.
KASEDA has disbursed over N1 billion in interest-free loans to 1,500 MSMEs, boosting local businesses and job creation, with further funding on the horizon.
Canada clarifies its citizenship-by-descent policy, detailing eligibility for those born abroad to Canadian parents and expanding recognition for excluded people.
The Lagos State Government has opened applications for youth climate grants worth up to $5,000, giving young innovators funding to tackle environmental challenges.
Lagos residents rejected a 33% waste collection fee increase after monthly charges rose from N6,000 to N8,000 despite months of irregular refuse evacuation.
The naira stabilised at N1,366.73/$1 in the official market despite sustained FX demand, while the parallel market remained unchanged at N1,400/$1.
Bank customers filed 23,129 complaints in 2025, prompting the CBN to order N19.12 billion and $329.3 million refunds while imposing N1.69 billion penalties.
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) approved the printing of 5.71 billion banknotes in 2025, 20.5% more than the 4.74 billion approved in the previous year.
The Central Bank reported fresh losses for the naira against major currencies as interbank foreign exchange deals more than doubled on Tuesday, July 28.
Nigeria's money supply rose to N133 trillion in June 2026 despite the CBN's tight monetary policy, driven by domestic assets and savings, raising inflation concerns.
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