Nigeria News in English

Good morning! It’s 11th February, and here’s your Nigeria daily news capsule.

Tuggar leads Nigeria’s delegation to the AU Executive Council meeting in Addis Ababa.

Lagos launches waste-to-energy biodigester plant at Ikosi Fruit Market to boost recycling efforts.

Africa holds a staggering $29.5 trillion in mineral wealth, according to a new AFC report.

Federal government teams up with Ericsson to launch the Connect NextGen innovation hackathon.

Agriculture Minister Kyari appointed chairman of IFAD’s 49th Governing Council in Rome.

Wike confirms meeting with Tinubu and Fubara, seeks resolution of Rivers Assembly issues.

Senate warns Nigeria will continue borrowing to fund a massive N25.91 trillion budget deficit.

Federal government shifts to investment budgeting to stimulate private-led economic growth.

CAC to register 3,500 small businesses for free nationwide, promoting entrepreneurship.

NAFDAC inaugurates task force to combat fake drugs in Rivers, addressing public health concerns.

African Development Bank signs agreements with Djibouti for $80 million to enhance infrastructure.

Many Nigerians feared dead or missing as a migrant boat capsizes off the coast of Libya.

Dangote Refinery slashes petrol price to N774 per litre, easing fuel costs for consumers.

NUPRC launches 2025 oil licensing rounds, inviting investors to explore new opportunities.

Michael Carrick expresses satisfaction with his start as Manchester United's new boss.

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