Tin Can Island Port Command says it exceeded its 2025 revenue target, highlighting stronger collections and renewed focus on port efficiency and compliance controls.
Abia State has rolled out 20 electric buses for a green shuttle service, with officials pitching phased deployment as charging and maintenance systems are built up.
ICPC says no federal MDA achieved full compliance in its 2025 ethics scorecard, raising questions about internal controls, procurement integrity, and accountability across agencies.
Nigeria’s National Assembly is extending the 2025 budget timeline into early 2026 to reduce rushed year-end spending and curb the habit of running multiple budgets at once. Analysts say the real test will be whether releases and procurement timelines change too.
FIRS is moving toward a single-identifier tax system by tying tax identity to NIN for individuals and CAC numbers for companies. Supporters say it will strengthen compliance; critics want stronger data safeguards and clear dispute-resolution for mismatches.
The NBA and Atiku Abubakar want Nigeria’s new tax laws paused, alleging the gazetted version differs from what lawmakers passed. The controversy could unsettle compliance planning and investor confidence unless authorities quickly verify and publish the final text.
Nigeria says it is working with social platforms to remove accounts linked to terrorism and online recruitment. The effort may disrupt propaganda, but experts say results depend on fast verification, evidence preservation, and broader counter-messaging.
Nigeria and the World Bank have launched a $500m HOPE-GOV initiative to improve education and primary healthcare systems. The success of the programme will hinge on state-level accountability, staffing reforms, and outcome tracking—not just funding.
The US has reportedly denied visas to a former EU commissioner and activists amid a growing dispute over tech regulation and content rules. The move escalates a policy fight into diplomacy and immigration, with ripple effects for how platforms operate globally.
Nigerian artist and architect Demas Nwoko has marked his 90th birthday with thanksgiving and tributes highlighting mentorship and legacy. The milestone renews calls for stronger cultural infrastructure—archives, museums, and foundations that preserve creative heritage.