The Central Bank of Nigeria has admitted opening two foreign-currency accounts for the controversial PFIPC, as fresh revelations emerge in the ongoing investigation into the alleged fake government agency.
The Independent National Electoral Commission has begun its 2026 recruitment exercise, inviting qualified Nigerians to apply for entry-level vacancies before the July 27 deadline.
French football legend Zinedine Zidane has reportedly agreed to become France’s next head coach until 2030, with an official unveiling expected soon.
Two alleged Ansaru commanders have admitted 32 terrorism charges before a Federal High Court in Abuja, months after initially contesting the case.
Andy Burnham has officially taken office as Britain’s new prime minister after meeting King Charles III. The former Greater Manchester mayor succeeds Keir Starmer and faces major economic and political challenges.
The conflict between the United States and Iran intensified after another American soldier was killed in Iraq while both countries launched fresh military strikes across the region.
Investors executed N5.32 trillion worth of trades in Nigeria’s fixed income market during the week, as Treasury Bills led transaction volume while OMO Bills dominated traded value amid sustained demand for government securities.
Fuel marketers have suspended large-scale petrol purchases amid uncertainty over Dangote Refinery’s dollar pricing model. The Federal Government says discussions are ongoing to resolve the dispute and stabilise the downstream market.
Business leaders and economists expect the Central Bank of Nigeria to maintain its benchmark interest rate at 26.5% as the MPC meets, citing geopolitical tensions and inflation risks despite growing calls for lower borrowing costs.
Stakeholders have unveiled Legal Basis 2.0 in Abuja to improve compliance with Nigeria’s Data Protection Act. The upgraded platform introduces new automated tools to help organisations strengthen privacy governance and regulatory compliance.
