The Port Harcourt Refinery commences crude oil processing, marking a significant milestone in Nigeria’s push for energy independence and economic growth.
The Federal Government intensifies military efforts against the Lakurawa sect in Sokoto, Kebbi, Niger, and Kaduna states, deploying more troops and enhancing security infrastructure.
Nigeria’s Debt Management Office raised ₦346.155 billion in its November 2024 bond auction, reflecting high investor demand and increased marginal rates
Nigerian President Tinubu supports Brazil’s Global Alliance, a G20 initiative led by President Lula da Silva to tackle hunger and poverty
Nigeria’s Federal Government approves the Medium-Term Expenditure Framework (2025–2027), proposing a N47.9 trillion budget for 2025
Nigerian President Bola Tinubu congratulates Donald Trump on his re-election as the U.S. President talks about stronger US-Nigeria cooperation
In honor of the late Lt. Gen. Taoreed Lagbaja, President Tinubu orders national flags at half-mast for seven days, recognizing his significant contributions to Nigeria’s security.
President Tinubu swears in seven new ministers and introduces cabinet reshuffles, including the merger of key ministries
In a conciliatory move, the Federal Government has released withheld salaries for NASU members and allocated funds for retiree benefits
Africa Energy Bank (AEB), headquartered in Abuja to oversee and support energy development and projects across Africa is set to kickoff in January 2025.
