Month: July 2026
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Nigerian Naira Faces Decline Across Currency Markets on July 3, 2026
The Nigerian Naira weakened in both official and black market trading on Friday, July 3, 2026, despite a rise in the nation's external reserves.
FIFA May Adjust Kick-Off Schedule for 2026 World Cup Match Between Mexico and England
FIFA is reviewing a proposal to move the 2026 World Cup match between Mexico and England to an earlier time to avoid potential thunderstorms in Mexico City.
Sir Keir Starmer advises successor Andy Burnham on the necessity of global focus
Outgoing PM Sir Keir Starmer tells his successor Andy Burnham that global diplomacy remains an unavoidable and essential part of the prime minister's role.
Police thwart planned attack by apprehending 11 LAUTECH students linked to cult group
Eleven LAUTECH students were arrested by Oyo State police for alleged cult membership and planning a violent attack, with authorities seizing various weapons during the operation.
Tinubu Honors Late Mentor Ganiyu Kolapo Oseni
President Bola Tinubu has mourned the passing of Alhaji Ganiyu Kolapo Oseni, his longtime political mentor and ally, praising his contributions to democracy and the development of Lagos State.
NDLEA Alerts Citizens to Impersonation Scams Involving Fake Asset Auctions
The NDLEA is warning citizens against fraudsters using the names of senior officials to falsely offer forfeited vehicles for sale through unofficial auctions.
World Bank: Nigeria Faces Revenue Shortfalls Rather Than a Debt Crisis
The World Bank asserts that Nigeria's fiscal issues stem from low revenue generation rather than excessive debt, advocating for improved collection to ensure long-term economic stability.
Providus Bank Clients Report Unauthorized Card Activity Following Data Security Concerns
Providus Bank customers are reporting unauthorized charges on their cards, echoing broader data security struggles currently facing several Nigerian financial institutions.
HURIWA Raises Alarm Over Potential Terror Resurgence Following U.S. Troop Withdrawal
HURIWA warns that the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Nigerian counter-terrorism missions could leave a security gap that enables insurgents to launch fresh attacks.
Williams sisters scheduled for Saturday doubles appearance
Serena and Venus Williams are set to play doubles at Wimbledon on Saturday, provided Serena recovers from a knee injury sustained earlier this week.