Month: July 2026
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NACCIMA Partners with Chinese Firms to Drive Nigerian Manufacturing Growth
NACCIMA has partnered with Linyi Wholesalers Federation and TTC Hydra Limited to increase Chinese manufacturing investment and trade cooperation in Nigeria.
NANS Denounces UNIPORT for Disbanding Students’ Union, Demands Adherence to Due Process
NANS has challenged the University of Port Harcourt's decision to dissolve its student union, citing a lack of due process and an infringement on democratic representation.
Berom Youth Group Dismisses MACBAN Murder Accusations and Calls for Investigation of Propagandists
The Berom Youth Moulders-Association has rejected claims by MACBAN that local youths killed three herders, instead labeling the incident as an unprovoked terrorist attack on the Jol community.
Debate emerges over CBN ending direct funding for manufacturers
Industry experts are debating the impact of the Central Bank of Nigeria's withdrawal from direct manufacturing funding, with some calling for alternative support and others backing the move to refocus the bank's mandate.
Osun APC Challenges Proposed Repairs for Olaiya Flyover
The APC in Osun State is opposing Governor Adeleke’s plan to rehabilitate the Olaiya Flyover, arguing that the bridge is structurally sound and that the project is an unnecessary expense.
The misconception that Nigerian states are becoming wealthier
Despite receiving higher monthly allocations, Nigerian states are not becoming richer as inflation and rising operational costs erode their purchasing power.
Plateau MACBAN Reports Fatal Attack on Herders by Alleged Berom Militia
The Plateau State branch of MACBAN alleges that three herders were killed and two injured during an ambush by gunmen in Riyom Local Government Area, prompting calls for an urgent security investigation.
Joint Task Force Saves Kidnap Victim at Benue–Nasarawa Border
A joint force of soldiers and hunters rescued a kidnapping victim near the Benue–Nasarawa border after a targeted operation on July 17.
US military actions against Iran serve as retribution for fallen American personnel
President Donald Trump confirmed that recent US strikes on Iran were carried out to honor three US soldiers killed in recent regional attacks, as hostilities intensify and Iranian officials threaten the safety of the Strait of Hormuz.
Alert Microfinance Bank expands asset base to N50 billion despite economic hurdles
Alert Microfinance Bank has scaled its assets to N50 billion in three years, citing a strategic focus on financial inclusion and increased credit demand despite economic headwinds.