Corporate Affairs Commission mandates letterhead disclosures starting August 1
The CAC will enforce strict reporting requirements for company letterheads starting August 1, 2026, requiring firms to include registration details and specific director information to avoid sanctions.
Nigerian Communications Commission Hosts Second Forum on Dig-Once Infrastructure Pricing
The NCC held a forum in Abuja to refine a cost-based pricing framework for shared duct infrastructure under Nigeria's Dig-Once policy, aiming to improve broadband deployment efficiency.
Asiya El-Rufai Claims Bail Conditions for Husband Are Impossible to Meet
Asiya El-Rufai has voiced frustration over the stringent bail conditions imposed on her husband, Nasir El-Rufai, noting that requirements like a traditional council attestation are effectively impossible to fulfill.
Tinubu Links Abuja Infrastructure Upgrades to National Development Goals
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, represented by Vice President Kashim Shettima, has commissioned new road infrastructure in Abuja, describing the progress as a reflection of his national Renewed Hope Agenda.
Wednesday Morning Briefing: Top 10 Nigerian News Highlights
Key updates include the Presidency's rebuttal of Peter Obi's claims, the Sultan of Sokoto's call for unity against insecurity, and major legislative developments in the Senate and Lagos State.
Peter Obi Expresses Concerns Over Personal Safety Ahead of 2027 Election
Peter Obi warns that constant government-led obstruction and intimidation may prevent him from surviving to compete in the 2027 presidential election, while Senator Victor Umeh defends him against accusations of divisiveness.
Adura executive warns of potential winter fuel supply issues without Jackdaw gas field approval
Adura CEO Neil McCulloch argues that opening the Jackdaw gas field is essential to maintaining UK energy security this winter as the government reviews the project's legal status.
Legislative Rift Emerges as Probe Into Ghost Agency’s N1.3 Billion Budget Inclusion Deepens
Disagreements arise in the National Assembly over the N1.3 billion budget allocation for a non-existent council, with the House launching a probe while the Senate awaits ICPC results.
Foreign Affairs Committee proposes veto power over political ambassador picks following Mandelson investigation
A parliamentary committee is seeking the authority to veto political diplomatic appointments after finding the vetting process for Lord Mandelson's ambassadorship was critically flawed and poorly documented.
Lagos State Authorities Assist Pregnant Woman, Transfer Mother and Child to Plateau Government
Lagos State officials successfully rescued an unconscious pregnant woman, provided medical stabilization, and facilitated her safe delivery before reuniting her and her newborn with the Plateau State government.