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Today’s Nigeria at a glance: Bank of America expects the CBN to resume rate cuts, Osimhen is named in the Super Eagles AFCON qualifiers squad despite injury, and Nigerian Christian ministries expand their global reach. Plus, business and oil-sector news including a $5m mini-grid investment and a planned 2026 licensing round, alongside sports, entertainment and health updates.

Today’s Nigeria at a glance: Iran war triggers a cooking gas supply crunch hitting Nigeria, regulators and oil traders head to a Lagos energy forum, and Nollywood icon Olu Jacobs dies at 84. Plus Super Eagles squad changes for AFCON qualifiers and the Russia tie, UCH Ibadan topping health rankings, naira depreciation, and new music from Kizz Daniel.

Today’s Nigeria at a glance: regulators and oil traders head to a Lagos energy forum, a SAN urges insuring public assets, the ADC criticises Tinubu’s policies, and the naira extends its depreciation. Plus business and agriculture calls for global markets and a $2.3bn gender-gap loss, Super Eagles squad changes, entertainment tributes to Olu Jacobs and new music, and UCH topping health rankings.

Today’s Nigeria at a glance: Lagos traders protest alleged Chinese retail entry, a PDP chieftain warns Tinubu risks losing Enugu votes, the NDLEA arrests a suspected Mexican drug kingpin, and Rivers police rescue a 15-year-old house help. Plus business and energy news, Taiwo Awoniyi’s graduation, Nairobi’s 2029 World Athletics hosting, Afrobeats streaming and AFRIMMA highlights, and health updates on staffing and rankings.

Today’s Nigeria at a glance: Lagos traders protest alleged Chinese retail entry; PDP chieftain warns Tinubu risks losing Enugu votes; NDLEA arrests a suspected Mexican drug kingpin; and Rivers police rescue a 15-year-old house help. Plus business and energy news, Super Eagles’ Taiwo Awoniyi’s graduation, Nairobi’s 2029 World Athletics hosting, Afrobeats streaming and AFRIMMA highlights, and health updates.

Today’s Nigeria at a glance: FG raises a N729bn bond to settle electricity generation debts, the ADC seeks a ban on partisan lecturers for the 2027 elections, and economic reforms gain traction despite weak budget implementation. Plus naira appreciation and J.P. Morgan index inclusion, OPEC quota and local refining, Falconets and Gift Orban in sports, Nollywood and music news, and health concerns over staffing and PHCs.

Today’s Nigeria at a glance: ADC seeks a ban on partisan lecturers for the 2027 elections, the FG raises a N729bn bond for power generation debts, and economic reforms gain traction despite weak budget implementation. Plus naira appreciation and J.P. Morgan index inclusion, Falconets’ England clash and Gift Orban’s hat-trick, Nollywood and Afrobeats news, and health concerns over staffing and PHCs.

Today’s Nigeria at a glance: Reno Omokri’s 2027 election and insecurity remarks, Nigerians demanding an end to killings and prosecution of terror sponsors, and a FIFA/CAF delegation arriving over the NFF leadership crisis. Plus agricultural export and facilities concerns, energy workforce and oil certification news, Super Eagles and LaLiga football, BBNaija and entertainment updates, and a report on TikTok as a healthcare shortcut.

Today’s Nigeria at a glance: Nigerians demand an end to killings and prosecution of terror sponsors, police and welfare officials revisit an alleged assault case in Auchi, Edo, and a FIFA/CAF delegation arrives over the NFF leadership crisis. Plus business and agriculture concerns over exports and facilities, sports including the NPBL Final 4 and Super Eagles ranking, and entertainment from BBNaija and Nollywood.

Today’s Nigeria at a glance: APC blocs move against Wike’s Rainbow Coalition ahead of Tinubu’s re-election, the PXES investment platform collapses with millions lost, and Nigeria’s primary market offerings reach an estimated N2.77trn. Plus business and sports headlines including Oando’s workforce training, the Falconets’ U-20 World Cup decider, Amusan’s Budapest final, and entertainment news on Burna Boy and BBNaija.