Nigeria's Crude Oil Production Drops to Record Low
KEY POINTS Nigeria's crude oil production dropped to 1.603 million barrels per day in March 2025, marking the lowest output since January and falling| The Nigerian Inquirer
KEY POINTS Nigeria's crude oil production dropped to 1.603 million barrels per day in March 2025, marking the lowest output since January and falling| The Nigerian Inquirer
FG calls on Nigerians to reject false narratives about Nigeria and shape a stronger, more accurate national image. The post FG Urges Nigerians to Reject False Narratives About Country appeared first on The Nigerian Inquirer.| The Nigerian Inquirer
NGO and NCoS partner to train inmates through a farming initiative designed to tackle food insecurity and promote rehabilitation. The post NGO, NCoS Launch Farming Initiative to Train Inmates appeared first on The Nigerian Inquirer.| The Nigerian Inquirer
UniCal evicts staff from residential quarters over allegations of rent racketeering, sparking protests and claims of abuse by senior staff. The post UniCal Evicts Senior Staff from Quarters Over Misuse Allegations appeared first on The Nigerian Inquirer.| The Nigerian Inquirer
Nigeria’s House of Representatives has ordered an investigation into arbitrary deductions by commercial banks and directed the CBN to publish a clear list of approved charges. The post Reps Launch Probe Into Excessive Bank Charges appeared first on The Nigerian Inquirer.| The Nigerian Inquirer
Army chief Lt.-Gen. Olufemi Oluyede has warned criminals that their time is up as artillery units train in Kaduna to boost precision firepower and combat readiness. The post Army Chief Warns Enemies, Says ‘Your Time Is Up’ appeared first on The Nigerian Inquirer.| The Nigerian Inquirer
Nigeria’s Finance Minister Wale Edun has travelled to the United Kingdom for medical care amid illness reports, though the Presidency insists he is not suffering from a stroke and will not be replaced. The post Finance Minister Wale Edun Travels to UK for Medical Care appeared first on The Nigerian Inquirer.| The Nigerian Inquirer
Gift Olalusi, a Nigerian scholar at Wayne State University, wins a U.S. award for groundbreaking health communication research addressing bias in healthcare. The post Gift Olalusi Wins U.S. Research Award for Study in Healthcare appeared first on The Nigerian Inquirer.| The Nigerian Inquirer
The dollar to naira exchange rate steadied on October 15, 2025, with official and parallel market rates showing minimal movement. The post Dollar To Naira Rate Steadies Amid Market Pressure appeared first on The Nigerian Inquirer.| The Nigerian Inquirer
Mathematics not compulsory for Arts students as FG reforms admission rules to expand access and create fairer opportunities across institutions. The post FG Reforms Admission Rules, Drops Maths for Arts Students appeared first on The Nigerian Inquirer.| The Nigerian Inquirer
The IMF says illicit financial flows are worsening Nigeria’s revenue crisis as it pledges renewed support to track illegal fund movements.| The Nigerian Inquirer
Femi Otedola increases stake in First HoldCo by N2.01 billion, strengthening his hold in Nigeria’s oldest financial institution.| The Nigerian Inquirer
Key points PDP micro-zoning crisis 2027 divides party leaders. ADC gains strength after INEC backs David Mark. Jonathan and Kwankwaso| The Nigerian Inquirer
The Federal Government says Carter Bridge in Lagos is in a critical state and may be beyond repair, with plans for a new alignment underway.| The Nigerian Inquirer
Bomadi women’s forum rallies 1,000 women in a planned march to back Mutu ahead of the 2027 elections.| The Nigerian Inquirer
Qatar has stopped issuing visas to Nigerian men travelling alone, a move that could hurt business, transit travel, and diplomatic ties.| The Nigerian Inquirer
Nigeria rules out plans to start the 5 percent fuel tax now. Officials say the levy will go only into repairing roads.| The Nigerian Inquirer
Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan Senate suspension sparks PDP protests and SAN criticism as legal experts argue the senator should resume after serving six months| The Nigerian Inquirer
NCAA calls emergency meeting with 13 airlines over rising flight delays and cancellations, warning of tougher sanctions and stricter passenger protections| The Nigerian Inquirer
Dangote Refinery says tanker drivers’ strike will not affect fuel supply, reassuring Nigerians of stable operations and uninterrupted distribution systems.| The Nigerian Inquirer
Farmers in Abuja’s Bwari Area Council say rising fertiliser prices threaten food production, leaving smallholders struggling to balance costs and survival.| The Nigerian Inquirer
FG approves ₦4.2bn for 158 research projects and greenlights 18 innovation hubs across Nigerian universities.| The Nigerian Inquirer
Nigerian tycoon Femi Otedola stages a remarkable return to the Forbes Africa list, while Aliko Dangote continues his reign as the continent's richest man.| The Nigerian Inquirer
Nigeria orders 3,598 workers to undergo a civil service verification exercise or face dismissal over suspected fake appointments| The Nigerian Inquirer
Despite internal strife, PDP remains Atiku’s most viable path to Aso Rock.| The Nigerian Inquirer
KEY POINTS President Tinubu’s Katsina trip emphasizes security talks and inaugurating a ₦15 billion agricultural hub amid escalating bandit vio| The Nigerian Inquirer
KEY POINTS Justice Chukwujekwu Aneke ruled that the EFCC failed to establish a prima facie case against Ayodele Fayose. The testimonies of k| The Nigerian Inquirer
Nigeria’s telecom giants invested N824.7 billion in H1 2025 on network expansion, but service quality still trails behind promises| The Nigerian Inquirer
KEY POINTS Femi Otedola shares his rise and fall in the Nigerian business world in his upcoming memoir, detailing how banks that once courted him b| The Nigerian Inquirer
Chimamanda Adichie endorses Peter Obi’s presidential bid, citing his genuine concern for Nigeria's future and his potential to drive meaningful change.| The Nigerian Inquirer
Tinubu rewards D’Tigress with $100,000 each and national honours following their fifth consecutive AfroBasket title.| The Nigerian Inquirer
A UK-funded project promotes curriculum reform in Nigeria, helping universities embed entrepreneurship, peacebuilding, and sustainability into modern education systems.| The Nigerian Inquirer
Nigeria’s 2025 WASSCE results show the worst performance in 10 years, highlighting a growing education crisis and the need for urgent reforms| The Nigerian Inquirer
The Nigerian Anglican Church rejects the election of an openly gay Archbishop, deepening the divide within the global Anglican Communion.| The Nigerian Inquirer
KEY POINTS President Tinubu has renamed the University of Maiduguri as Muhammadu Buhari University in honor of the late former president. Bu| The Nigerian Inquirer
KEY POINTS Atiku Abubakar has resigned from the PDP, citing irreconcilable differences and a shift away from founding principles. He has joi| The Nigerian Inquirer
KEY POINTS Former President Buhari died at 82 in a London hospital and will be buried in Daura. Tributes praise his integrity, while critics| The Nigerian Inquirer
KEY POINTS Dangote Refinery has reduced petrol prices nationwide by N15 per litre, with new rates ranging from N875 in Lagos to N905 in the North-E| The Nigerian Inquirer
