Good morning. Here is today’s summary from Nigerian Newspapers:
1. Kano Guber Poll: Controversy Continues
- Gov Yusuf, NNPP Head To Supreme Court Over Appeal Court’s Judgment
- Falana Faults Contradiction As Appeal Court Blames Typo Error For Confusion
- Protests Break Out In Kano Over Yusuf’s Sacking
The recent sacking of Abba Yusuf as Kano State’s governor has continued to generate heated debate and controversy. READ MORE
2. Akeredolu, Aiyedatiwa Feud: Afenifere Wades In, Seeks Tinubu’s Intervention
As it appears that there seems to be no end in sight to the ongoing feud between Governor Oluwarotimi Akeredolu and his deputy, Lucky Aiyedatiwa, pan Yoruba socio-political group, Afenifere has waded in. READ MORE
3. Nigeria May Lose $450bn To Climate Change – Report
Nigeria stands the risk of losing $460 billion due to climate change by 2050 if urgent actions are not taken to curb its adverse effects. READ MORE
4. DSTV/GOTV Subscription Hike: Reps Wade In, Ask NBC To Dialogue With Multichoice
Following the recent increase in the subscription fees of DSTV and GOTV, the House of Representatives has urged the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) to dialogue with the Multichoice Group over the recent increment in DSTV and GOTV subscriptions. READ MORE
5. 2026 WCQ: Awaziem Tips Super Eagles To Get Qualifying Campaign Back On Track
Following a string of disappointing results, Chidozie Awaziem has tipped the Super Eagles of Nigeria to bounce back in the wake of their disappointing results in 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers. READ MORE
6. Traffic Congestion Costs Lagos N4 Trillion Annually- Report
In the face of Nigeria’s financial challenges and mounting debt, Lagos State, the nation’s economic hub, is reportedly losing a staggering N4 trillion annually due to traffic congestion, according to a study titled ‘Behavioural Causes of Traffic Congestion in Lagos,’ conducted by the Danne Institute for Research. The report, funded by the Bank of Industry and Africa Finance Corporation, suggests that if this substantial amount could be saved, it could be redirected to fund education and healthcare, complete ongoing railway projects, and bolster other critical infrastructure in the state.
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7. FAAC share N906.96 billion among FG, States, and LGAs in October
According to the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC), the three levels of government received N906.96 billion in October 2023.
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8. Senate approves MTEF for 2024–2026 says at an exchange rate of N700/$1.
The Joint Committee on Finance’s chairman, Sen. Sani Musa, gave a presentation today, following which the Senate approved the Medium-Term Economic Framework (MTEF) and Fiscal Strategy Paper (FSP) for 2024–2024.
READ MORE 9. Naira weakens against the dollar, and the Intraday high reaches N1,121.
Tuesday saw a decline in the value of the naira relative to the US dollar on both the official and black market, following the day before when the local currency saw a rise against the dollar in the official market. READ MORE
10. Reps Recommend Outright Ban On Importation Of All Locally Produced Items In Nigeria
Some members of the House of Representatives have recommended an outright ban on the import of items that can be locally produced in the country. READ MORE
