Nigeria News in English

Good morning! It’s 23rd December, and here’s your Nigeria daily news capsule.

130 schoolchildren and staff abducted in Nigeria last month have been released.

Governor Oyebanji gifts special schools N21 million and food items for his 58th birthday.

Tax reform row deepens as Oyedele and Nami call for investigation into altered tax laws.

Nigeria's diplomatic dispute with the US has been resolved, strengthening health cooperation.

The Independent Corrupt Practices Commission secures fourth place in federal website performance rankings.

Super Eagles predicted lineup for Nigeria vs Tanzania features Osimhen and Adams, no Inter Milan loanee.

Nigeria recorded twelve consecutive months of economic expansion, says the minister at year-end conference.

Federal government declares public holidays for Christmas and New Year celebrations.

ADC criticizes FG’s 2026 budget proposal, calling it 'building a house on quicksand.'

US to partially suspend visa issuance to Nigerians starting January 1, 2026.

Trump recalls US ambassador to Nigeria in a global diplomatic shake-up.

Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger launch a joint Sahel regional security force.

Dangote refinery launches hotline to report petrol stations selling above the approved price.

Nigerian and four Pakistanis charged in the US for $41 million insider trading scheme.

Heirs Energy secures a $750 million loan from Afreximbank to boost oil production.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!