CAN and major political figures have mourned Imam Abdullahi Abubakar, remembered for protecting Christians during a 2018 Plateau attack—reviving calls to institutionalize interfaith peace-building beyond individual heroism.
LASWA says Ikorodu Ferry Terminal reopens January 19 after hyacinth clearance. The move should ease road congestion, but the recurring blockage underscores the need for permanent waterways vegetation management.
Nigeria’s information minister says the Tinubu administration is building long-term economic foundations, while critics point to persistent living-cost pressures—setting up a narrative-versus-welfare test that will shape public confidence.
The naira weakened further in the parallel market to around ₦1,490/$ as the official NFEM rate also softened slightly, widening the spread between both markets.
A new U.S. pilot could require some Nigerian B1/B2 visa applicants to post bonds of $5,000–$15,000 based on risk screening at interviews.
The APC in Lagos says tax reforms are designed to expand compliance and protect low-income earners, as public skepticism rises amid inflation pressures.
Borno Police say a year-long crime sweep led to 2,610 arrests and numerous convictions, with arms, vehicles and drugs recovered.
LPG prices are reported to be stabilizing around ₦1,000/kg across major cities, offering some relief after months of swings.
The UN is calling for stronger protection of Nigerian schools and students as insecurity continues to disrupt learning in vulnerable regions.
Reports from the Super Eagles camp suggest a boycott threat over unpaid bonuses, raising concerns ahead of a crucial AFCON fixture.