The CBN is actively engaging Nigerian and Chinese businesses to ease cross-border payment barriers and improve financial flows between the two countries. The initiative aims to identify and resolve transaction obstacles, strengthening banking relationships and boosting investment opportunities.

Christ Apostolic Church (CAC) provides N30 million monthly to Joseph Ayo Babalola University (JABU) for operational support. Church president Pastor Samuel Oladele announced the increased funding during JABU's 20th anniversary, emphasizing the church's commitment to educational development.

Mr. Eazi predicts he will soon be Afrobeats' first US dollar billionaire, confirming he's already a Naira billionaire. He noted that financial success isn't his primary goal, valuing his current life and musical freedom.

Nigeria's economic reforms have prevented a deeper crisis, according to Finance Minister Taiwo Oyedele. He acknowledged that many Nigerians are yet to feel the benefits, especially with high food prices, but assured that the government is addressing the challenges.

FG reviews 2006 National School Health Policy to tackle emerging health challenges and improve learner well-being. The update incorporates lessons from recent health crises like COVID-19.

Four new transmission substations have been commissioned in Kano State by the TCN, adding 544MW of capacity to boost electricity supply for industrial, commercial, and residential areas.

Bank of Industry aims to create 3 million jobs and lend N1.85 trillion by 2027. The strategy prioritizes manufacturing, agriculture, healthcare, and technology to boost local production and employment.

Development Bank of Nigeria disburses N1.4tn to MSMEs, creating 1.6 million jobs by December 2025. A new five-year strategy targets over 2 million MSMEs, with a focus on women, youth, and underserved states.

Nigeria's democracy depends on credible information, says Information Minister Mohammed Idris. He urged journalists to uphold accuracy and fairness, especially during elections, and to balance reporting with positive national stories.

INTERPOL arrests two cybercrime suspects in Nigeria as part of global Operation Serengeti III. One suspect linked to phishing operation that collected 2.1 million email addresses; over $2.4 million traced in separate investment fraud scheme.

Nigerian Army Commander in Kaduna, Brigadier General SA Jimoh, has urged traditional rulers to enhance intelligence sharing to combat insecurity. He stressed that community cooperation is vital for security agencies to effectively prevent and respond to threats.

Nigeria and Rwanda are boosting defence cooperation to tackle terrorism and extremism across Africa. COAS Lt. Gen. Waidi Shaibu met with President Paul Kagame in Kigali to strengthen bilateral ties and promote African-led security solutions.

FG proposes March 2027 for UTME, with NECO, WAEC, NABTEB, and NBAIS exams scheduled from April to July. The initiative aims to harmonise the timetable and facilitate tertiary admissions by September 2027.

NEC approves 90-day plan to reduce cost of living and improve food affordability. The plan includes tax harmonisation, project completion, and household support. A national dashboard will track progress and fund usage.

Delta Governor Sheriff Oborevwori has inaugurated the state's APC Campaign Council for the 2027 elections. The campaign theme is 'MORE Plus', with a strong emphasis on grassroots mobilisation and direct voter engagement through door-to-door campaigns.

Edo State government demolishes two properties linked to suspected ritualists and cultists following arrests for organ harvesting and ritual killings. Authorities pledge to intensify efforts against criminal elements.

APC criticises Atiku Abubakar over comments linking President Tinubu's name to Ebola, accusing him of politicising a health emergency and disrespecting the President.

AAC presidential candidate Omoyele Sowore stated his party requested to use Aso Rock for a campaign event because the ruling APC uses the Presidential Villa for political activities. Sowore argued that opposition parties should have the same rights to use the facility.

Wayne Rooney has strongly criticised Manchester United players, accusing them of selfishness and a lack of accountability for the team's struggles. He expressed deep concern over the current situation at Old Trafford and warned of potential dressing room rifts.

Nigeria's Health Minister, Prof. Muhammad Pate, has stated there is no immediate need to cancel public campaigns or gatherings following an imported Ebola case. The patient is recovering well, and any future restrictions will be based on scientific evidence.