The Attorney-General says the National Assembly can repeal and re-enact budgets as a ‘clean slate’ approach to reduce legal risk and improve transparency.
Donald Trump says the U.S. and NATO allies will ‘work something out’ over Greenland, underscoring the island’s strategic value ahead of Davos meetings.
World Bank-backed funding will be disbursed only after independent verification that host states improved conditions for internally displaced persons.
The naira traded within a narrow band mid-week as CBN interventions and a more optimistic 2026 forecast supported FX market stability.
Troops say they killed 20 terrorists during a clearance operation in the North-West, though several soldiers were also lost in the engagement.
NiMet forecast haze across the North and central regions from Jan 21–23, while southern states should expect afternoon/evening thunderstorms and light rain.
As 2026 tax laws take effect, small businesses worry about digital compliance requirements while civil society groups call for phased, humane enforcement.
Nigeria’s SEC has raised minimum capital thresholds for broker-dealers, portfolio managers and issuing houses, with a June 2027 deadline—signaling consolidation and higher resilience expectations across capital-market intermediaries.
The EU has removed Nigeria from its AML/CFT high-risk list, a step likely to reduce due-diligence friction on EU-linked transactions and support trade finance, investment inflows and confidence in Nigeria’s compliance posture.
The Nigerian Army says 80 militants surrendered in Cross River under an amnesty framework, handing over weapons. The next test is reintegration capacity and sustainable livelihoods to prevent relapse into criminality.