Month: July 2026
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SEREC Cautions That New 12.5% U.S. Tariff Threatens Nigerian Exports
The Sea Empowerment & Research Center warns that a new 12.5% U.S. tariff on Nigerian goods could harm non-oil exports, reduce foreign exchange earnings, and threaten the local economy.
Abia State Announces N200 Million Fee for Presidential Campaign Signage
The Abia State government has introduced a new fee structure for political campaign advertising, requiring presidential candidates to pay N200 million for permits, a move that has drawn criticism from industry stakeholders and political parties.
A Complete Archive of Premier League Who Am I? Quizzes
Access all our Premier League Who Am I? quizzes in one central location, along with a variety of other sports trivia and trending headlines.
Globus Bank Secures First Credit Ratings from Fitch
Globus Bank has achieved its inaugural credit ratings from Fitch Ratings, earning a 'B-' Long-Term IDR with a stable outlook, reflecting its strong financial performance and successful recapitalization efforts.
Abia State sets high billboard permit fees for 2027 election candidates
Abia State has unveiled a mandatory fee structure for 2027 election candidates to display campaign billboards, sparking debate over fairness and compliance with the Electoral Act.
Bauchi Police Detain Four Suspects in Connection to Two Separate Homicide Investigations
Bauchi police have arrested four suspects linked to two separate murder cases and are actively searching for several others who remain at large.
Nigeria’s Oil Export Revenue Drops to $31.54 Billion in 2025
A new CBN report shows that Nigeria's crude oil export earnings dropped by over 14 percent in 2025 due to global market supply issues, with Europe remaining the largest buyer.
Public Humiliation of Alleged Thieves Gains Traction in Nigeria
A rising wave of mob-led public humiliation for suspected thieves in Nigeria is sparking debate over vigilante justice versus the rule of law.
US Dollar to Nigerian Naira Exchange Update: July 30, 2026
On July 30, 2026, the US Dollar traded at approximately 1,358.63 Naira in the official market, while the parallel market rate settled near 1,400.00 Naira, reflecting ongoing stability in Nigeria's forex sector.
Major General Mutkut Tasks Northeast Soldiers to Sustain Offensive Against Terrorists
Major General Godwin Mutkut has directed Nigerian Army troops in the North-East to maintain an aggressive offensive against terrorists while upholding strict discipline and professionalism.