
Enugu State Targets $30bn Economy with New Airline and Airport Deal
Enugu State is set to boost its economy from $4.4 billion to $30 billion by 2031 with a new airline and airport concession, aiming to attract more visitors and investors.
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Enugu State is set to boost its economy from $4.4 billion to $30 billion by 2031 with a new airline and airport concession, aiming to attract more visitors and investors.

Nigeria's Apapa and Tin Can ports have been named among the 20 most improved ports in the world by the World Bank, reflecting significant reforms in the maritime sector.

The Commissioner of Police in Akwa Ibom denies claims from skit maker Local Man regarding a donation to a deceased officer's family and clarifies the CSO's responsibilities.

Kogi State has confirmed the death of suspected bandit leader Kachala Batijo, who was linked to a recent school attack. Security operations were conducted to ensure student safety.

A witness testified that N550 million was used to buy a property linked to Yahaya Bello. The EFCC claims it is part of funds diverted from Kogi State.

Enugu State faced severe security challenges before Governor Mbah's leadership. His efforts to restore safety and order have transformed the state since May 2023.

The FCT High Court has ruled against Yahaya Bello's attempt to dismiss a N110.4 billion fraud case, allowing the trial to move forward.

The IMF has raised concerns about the impact of US dollar-backed stablecoins on Nigeria's naira and monetary policy. The report highlights risks to the country's currency control.

A gunmen attack on the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies in Plateau State resulted in two deaths. The institute confirmed the incident.

Ekiti's 2026 election has no female candidates for governor, reflecting the slow progress in women's political involvement in Nigeria.

A Federal High Court judge fines the ADC and Rauf Aregbesola N1 million after they sought his recusal in a party leadership case. The judge found their claims of bias unmerited.

Adewole Adebayo, the SDP presidential candidate, criticizes the deregistration of political parties as unconstitutional and harmful to Nigeria's democracy.