Month: June 2026
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Lewis Ferguson Weighs Up Bologna Exit
Scotland international Lewis Ferguson is set to assess his future at Bologna this summer as several clubs monitor his availability, while Rangers prepare for defensive reinforcements.
Naira Exchange Rates: June 29, 2026 Update
On June 29, 2026, the Nigerian naira traded at ₦1,379.22 per dollar officially, while parallel market rates fluctuated between ₦1,400 and ₦1,405.
Kebbi Government Denies Allegations of Widespread Insecurity
The Kebbi State government has formally rejected reports claiming the state is under siege, citing continued economic activity and ongoing security initiatives as proof of stability.
Abia Police Investigate Abduction of Two Schoolchildren by Tricycle Driver
Abia State police are investigating the disappearance of two students who were kidnapped by a tricycle operator who deceived their classmates into leaving the vehicle to buy fuel.
Nigeria Sees 21 Percent Growth in Intra-African Trade to $9.02 Billion in 2025
Nigeria's intra-African trade reached $9.02 billion in 2025, marking a 21 percent increase supported by the AfCFTA framework and improved logistical corridors.
Northern Ireland Resident Doctors Initiate Strike Over Compensation
Resident doctors in Northern Ireland are staging a 24-hour strike after rejecting a 3.5% pay increase, citing years of wage stagnation and critical staffing issues.
SMEDAN Introduces N500 Million Interest-Free Loan Program for Small Businesses
SMEDAN has launched a N500 million interest-free fund for Nigerian MSMEs, focusing on cooperative-based distribution to improve accountability and access to capital.
Stephen Eustaquio Promises Tough Challenge for Future World Cup Opponents
Canada midfielder Stephen Eustaquio has warned Morocco and the Netherlands that they will face their toughest World Cup test yet after Canada advanced to the Round of 16.
NESG: Export Diversion Undermines Nigeria’s N7.55 Trillion Trade Surplus
The NESG warns that Nigeria is losing significant economic value as exporters bypass local ports and certification systems in favor of neighboring countries, despite a record trade surplus.
Nigeria Prohibits Motorcycles and Tricycles on Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway
The Federal Ministry of Works has banned commercial motorcycles and tricycles on the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway to prevent damage and ensure the road's durability.