Nigeria News in English

Good morning! It’s 25th February, and here’s your Nigeria daily news capsule.

Victims of Cross River communal crisis receive much-needed relief materials from NEMA.

NEMA supports ECOWAS entry into disaster-resilient infrastructure coalition for better management.

CBN lowers monetary policy rate to 26.5% amid falling inflation concerns in Nigeria.

Reps explain 50% renewable power proposal for ministries, probing mismanagement of energy projects.

Ex-Nigerian minister confronts tycoons who allegedly bribed her, according to court testimony.

NPF clarifies N100 million payment into Egbetokun’s son account was an error and returned.

Investors lose N1.14 trillion as NGX reacts negatively to recent monetary policy decisions.

Dangote Refinery set to supply 65 million liters of petrol daily, targeting major marketers.

Kaspersky warns of malware RenEngine spreading through pirated games and software.

Nigerian scientists achieve breakthrough in malaria drug research, raising hopes for effective treatment.

Anambra extends measles-rubella vaccination campaign by three days to boost immunization rates.

Airlines forum launches Integrated Aviation Transformation Program aimed at enhancing connectivity in Africa.

New Zealand revises open work visa conditions, adding 47 occupations to the national list.

Fate of democracy in West Africa raises questions about political legitimacy and public trust.

Actress Iyabo Ojo celebrates her grandson’s six-month milestone with heartfelt prayers and gratitude.

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