Month: July 2026
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ECOWAS Confirms 2027 Launch Date for ECO Regional Currency
ECOWAS leaders have officially committed to launching the ECO single currency by 2027 to drive regional integration, while also setting a roadmap for counterterrorism and addressing regional food and security challenges.
Nigeria risks losing significant carbon revenue due to shortage of local expertise
A climate finance expert warns that Nigeria could lose hundreds of millions of dollars in carbon credit revenue to foreign consultants unless it addresses its urgent shortage of skilled local professionals.
2026 Ballon d’Or contenders: Top 10 power rankings
With the 2026 World Cup concluded, Daily Post breaks down the top 10 candidates for the upcoming Ballon d'Or award, featuring Lamine Yamal and Lionel Messi.
Why systemic issues hinder Nigeria’s potential in the global cocoa market
Structural neglect and a weak agricultural value chain have left Nigerian farmers unable to capitalize on the multi-billion dollar global coffee and cocoa market, according to industry experts.
Two young girls related to Boko Haram insurgents escape to safety in Borno
Two sisters related to Boko Haram fighters have escaped from a terrorist enclave in the Mandara Mountains and surrendered to Nigerian troops in Gwoza, Borno State.
Living Beneath the M4: How Port Talbot Residents Embrace Their Concrete Canopy
For some residents in Port Talbot, the M4 motorway is a backyard feature, providing a reliable shield from the elements and a unique sense of community.
Lionel Scaloni dismisses rumors of Argentina squad unrest following World Cup final loss
Lionel Scaloni has refuted allegations of internal conflict within the Argentine squad after their 1-0 loss to Spain in the 2026 World Cup final.
Nigeria expects 300,000 bpd increase via 2026 licensing bid round
The Nigerian government is targeting a production increase of 300,000 barrels per day through its latest oil block licensing round, with plans already underway for a follow-up 2026 bid phase.
Pentagon Reports Nearly 100 US Troops Injured Amid Regional Tensions
The Pentagon disclosed that nearly 100 US troops were injured during recent escalations with Iran, even as Houthi rebels threatened a maritime blockade.
Wednesday morning update: 10 key headlines from Nigeria
This morning's summary covers the Defence Minister's denial of resignation rumors, a fatal attack in Anambra, central bank interest rate decisions, and the rescue of students from an illegal university in Lagos.