Change of uniform with no reforms: Irony of misplaced priority, billions to be spent on new police uniform • FTSE Russell Restores Nigeria to Frontier Market Status After Three-Year Exit • Poor purchasing power, low subscriber base soften interest in BBNaija • Police shut Rivers hotel after man’s death • U.S. Consul General: Nigeria-US Ties Could Shape Africa’s Future, Influence Global Affairs • MTN Records 62% Local Procurement, Spends N2.7trn on Nigerian Suppliers in 2025 • TCN’s $1.4bn Funding Lifts Power Grid as Transformer Capacity Rises to 8,500MVA • Nwachukwu Backs Soludo’s Vision, Calls for Stronger Institutions, Infrastructure in Anambra • NCDMB Seeks Pan-African Local Content Collaboration to Drive Economic Diversification, Industrial Growth • Sahara Power Advances Nigeria’s Energy Infrastructure with $12m Lagos IPP • NCC Pushes for Digital Inclusivity to Grow $1 Trillion Economy • Chargé d’Affaires: China Imported $2.3bn Nigerian Goods in Six Months • NUPRC Chair: Ongoing 1,000-capacity Office ‘ll End Nigeria’s Embarrassment • LASUTH Doctors Give Lagos Government 7-Day Ultimatum Over Unpaid Allowances, Salary Arrears • Ibom Air Takes Delivery of Third Airbus A220-300 • Nigeria to UN: Protect National Sovereignty at International Arbitration • First Lady’s RHI Disburses N819m Grant to 1,638 Widows of Fallen Military, Police Personnel • Wema Bank CEO, Oseni to Chair CIBN 19th Annual Banking, Finance Conference • FG: December Inauguration of Kano-Katsina Rail Project Sacrosanct • Nigeria Eyes $12bn Halal Economy, Pushes to Tap into $7tn Global Market • Change of uniform with no reforms: Irony of misplaced priority, billions to be spent on new police uniform • FTSE Russell Restores Nigeria to Frontier Market Status After Three-Year Exit • Poor purchasing power, low subscriber base soften interest in BBNaija • Police shut Rivers hotel after man’s death • U.S. Consul General: Nigeria-US Ties Could Shape Africa’s Future, Influence Global Affairs • MTN Records 62% Local Procurement, Spends N2.7trn on Nigerian Suppliers in 2025 • TCN’s $1.4bn Funding Lifts Power Grid as Transformer Capacity Rises to 8,500MVA • Nwachukwu Backs Soludo’s Vision, Calls for Stronger Institutions, Infrastructure in Anambra • NCDMB Seeks Pan-African Local Content Collaboration to Drive Economic Diversification, Industrial Growth • Sahara Power Advances Nigeria’s Energy Infrastructure with $12m Lagos IPP • NCC Pushes for Digital Inclusivity to Grow $1 Trillion Economy • Chargé d’Affaires: China Imported $2.3bn Nigerian Goods in Six Months • NUPRC Chair: Ongoing 1,000-capacity Office ‘ll End Nigeria’s Embarrassment • LASUTH Doctors Give Lagos Government 7-Day Ultimatum Over Unpaid Allowances, Salary Arrears • Ibom Air Takes Delivery of Third Airbus A220-300 • Nigeria to UN: Protect National Sovereignty at International Arbitration • First Lady’s RHI Disburses N819m Grant to 1,638 Widows of Fallen Military, Police Personnel • Wema Bank CEO, Oseni to Chair CIBN 19th Annual Banking, Finance Conference • FG: December Inauguration of Kano-Katsina Rail Project Sacrosanct • Nigeria Eyes $12bn Halal Economy, Pushes to Tap into $7tn Global Market
