Nigeria's money supply rose to N146.6tn in September, a N7.51tn increase from August, indicating expanding liquidity in the financial system.

Oyo State has introduced a new national framework for haulage revenue, featuring a one-time digital levy and the elimination of cash payments and illegal roadblocks.

Bauchi State has approved zero right-of-way charges for broadband deployment to attract telecom investments and expand internet access. This move aims to strengthen digital infrastructure and create economic opportunities for youth.

Orere community in Delta State has listed a cottage hospital and scholarships for youths as their top priorities. Community leaders also urged political candidates to remain accountable after elections.

The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) alleges the Federal Government has marginalized Bayelsa State, citing exclusion from the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway project and campaign itineraries. The party emphasizes Bayelsa's crucial role in the oil and gas sector and calls for equitable development.

Ebola fears rise in Nigeria as a diplomat in Abuja is diagnosed with the rare Bundibugyo strain and has suffered multi-organ failure. The Federal Government and states are on high alert, intensifying surveillance and contact tracing efforts.

Nigerian stock market lost N516 billion on Wednesday as banking stocks faced heavy selling pressure, reversing previous gains. The All-Share Index fell 0.32% to 245,116.49 points.

Nigeria Customs Service has disqualified 397 applicants from its recent recruitment drive. Reasons cited include substance abuse, physical fitness, medical records, age, and documentation irregularities. The NCS is committed to maintaining stringent recruitment standards.

Minister Adegboyega Oyetola reaffirms FG's commitment to indigenous shipowners, promising sustained support and CVFF disbursement. The government aims to boost Nigerian participation in domestic maritime trade.

NAPE is pushing for renewed exploration and technology adoption to boost Nigeria's oil reserves, focusing on stronger local capabilities. The association's upcoming conference will gather stakeholders to discuss strategies for reserves growth.

18 Nigerian firms have been cleared by the NCDMB to manufacture critical oil and gas equipment, boosting local content and domestic production capacity.

NAFDAC has uncovered and shut down an illegal herbal product manufacturing facility in Lagos. The operation revealed products bearing falsified NAFDAC registration numbers, with the company manager arrested.

Lagos court orders playback of audio recordings in the cyberbullying trial of a TikToker accused of posting nude photos and making death threats. The case has been adjourned to November 23, 2026, for translation of Yoruba portions of the evidence.

FG integrates 15.65 million Nigerians' NIN into the National Social Register to improve identification of poor and vulnerable households. Over 13.3 million households updated across 37 states, supporting the N658.9bn cash transfer program.

CardinalStone Securities has been awarded Africa's Best Broker for the second year running at the Euromoney Markets Awards 2026, also winning Nigeria's Best Broker. This reaffirms their leadership in the African capital markets.

Nigeria's Flamingos defeated Puerto Rico 2-0 in the U-17 Women's World Cup, with MVP Oluwakemi Adegbuyi scoring her first goal. Adegbuyi described the moment as being on 'the biggest stage of my life' and is focused on future success.
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Nigeria's Flamingos defeated Puerto Rico 2-0 in the U-17 Women's World Cup, with MVP Oluwakemi Adegbuyi scoring her first goal. Adegbuyi described the moment as being on 'the biggest stage of my life' and is focused on future success.

Rivers United's assistant coach Yemi Olanrewaju stated the team's focus is on accumulating NPFL points, not their unbeaten run. Their defensive strategy emphasizes not conceding goals to avoid losses.

Investors are avoiding Nigeria due to contract breaches, lengthy court delays, and problematic ex-parte orders, according to legal and business leaders. Capital prioritizes safety and predictability, which are currently lacking in the Nigerian investment climate.

Human rights advocates in Nigeria are warning against selective defence of rights, citing personal interests and political biases as major threats to justice. They are calling for impartial advocacy for all, irrespective of affiliation, to strengthen accountability and promote rights education.