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Nigeria’s gross external reserves have climbed to a historic 17-year high of 50.12 billion dollars, recording an extraordinary 30.9 per cent expansion year-on-year. Data from the Central Bank of Nigeria shows that the current liquid buffer has reached its highest operational peak since late 2009. This massive accretion represents a substantial increase of nearly 12…
The Nigeria Labour Congress and the Trade Union Congress are considering a joint nationwide strike to protest the worsening security situation across the country. Union executives began internal discussions following a string of high-profile mass abductions targeting schools, rural communities, and urban motorists. Organised labour leaders argue that the state’s inability to protect basic lives…
The Federal Government has slashed the maximum reimbursable imprest for ministers to 700,000 naira as part of a severe fiscal tightening campaign. This cash ceiling represents a key pillar of a new regulatory strategy designed to curb institutional waste across Ministries, Departments, and Agencies. The sharp reduction appeared in the 2026 Annual General Imprest Warrant…
Nigeria’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Senator Jimoh Ibrahim, has secured the chairmanship of the global body’s Fifth Committee. The 193-member General Assembly elected Ibrahim to lead the influential group responsible for administration, human resources, and the budget. The appointment positions a Nigerian diplomat at the core of the financial management of the United…
The Federal Government has launched new technical and operational guidelines to accelerate the integration of solar mini-grids into existing electricity distribution networks. Developed by the Nigerian Electricity Management Services Agency, the framework establishes uniform standards for connecting decentralised renewable energy systems to the national grid. The policy aims to expand electricity access across unserved and…
President Bola Tinubu has commissioned three new warships into service to secure Nigeria’s volatile economic waters. Speaking at the International Fleet Review in Lagos, the president declared the Nigerian Navy the most formidable maritime force on the continent. The new vessels—named NNS Oloibiri, NNS Mambila, and NNS Gurara—will immediately deploy to patrol the Atlantic coast….
An indefinite nationwide strike by upstream petroleum workers has brought Nigeria’s oil and gas regulatory architecture to a halt. Members of the Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria locked the gates of the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission. The industrial action completely froze administrative and regulatory functions at the Abuja headquarters and…
Nigeria’s national electricity grid continues to collapse despite receiving 3.6 billion dollars in World Bank loans over the last decade. A comprehensive review of development finance reveals that massive capital injections failed to fix the country’s chronic transmission and distribution failures. The multi-billion-dollar funding aimed to stabilise power supplies, expand the national grid, and bring…
Nigeria’s largest private refinery has lowered its wholesale fuel prices to stay competitive in a newly deregulated domestic market. The Dangote Petroleum Refinery reduced its gantry price for premium motor spirit to N1,250 per litre, down from N1,275 per litre. The facility operators also slashed the wholesale price of automotive gas oil by N100, bringing…
The federal government deployed barely a quarter of its massive N11.89trn new borrowing to build infrastructure, exposing a deep rift between state debt expansion and visible development. Fresh figures from the Budget Office of the Federation reveal that capital projects received just N3.10trn during the first nine months of last year. Meanwhile, the state comfortably…
