Tinubu

Nigeria's main opposition party faces internal turmoil following a court ruling that nullified its national convention, while defections to the ruling APC continue ahead of the 2027 elections.

President Tinubu ordered immediate nationwide distribution of compressed natural gas conversion kits as petrol and diesel prices surge past N1,000 per litre, intensifying pressure on transport operators and industrial users.

Nigeria's largest cement producer reported 20.3% revenue growth to N4.31 trillion with profit exceeding N1 trillion for 2025, while President Tinubu's executive order on oil revenue remittance signals major fiscal restructuring.

AMNI International's Okoro Field drilling rig arrival underscores indigenous operator capacity as President Tinubu signals comprehensive Petroleum Industry Act review and OPEC+ weighs production increases amid Middle East tensions.

President Bola Tinubu has approved a one-year extension of Nigeria's ban on raw shea nut exports, maintaining protectionist policies aimed at boosting domestic value addition in the agricultural sector.

The All Progressives Congress has strengthened its political position through recent by-election victories and FCT area council polls, while the opposition PDP prepares legal action over alleged electoral irregularities despite celebrating its Gwagwalada win.

Amnesty International reports 323 deaths in the first 20 days of February across six Nigerian states, as bandit attacks, kidnappings, and police violence compound the nation's security crisis.

The Revenue Mobilisation Allocation and Fiscal Commission has thrown its weight behind President Tinubu's directive requiring oil and gas revenues to flow directly into government accounts, marking a significant shift in Nigeria's fiscal management framework.

Opposition parties condemned President Tinubu's assent to electoral amendments as a threat to democratic credibility, while his intervention in Rivers State temporarily halted impeachment proceedings against Governor Fubara, revealing tensions between federal authority and institutional independence.

Nigeria's Senate has warned it may slash the N58.47 trillion 2026 budget, citing unrealistic revenue assumptions and questionable oil production benchmarks, even as the Tinubu administration grapples with unprecedented oil revenues and fiscal discipline challenges.

President Tinubu's newly signed Electoral Act Amendment 2026 has generated fierce political debate, with the ruling APC defending the reforms while opposition parties and civil society groups warn of potential democratic backsliding.

President Tinubu signs electoral law amendments aimed at preventing results manipulation while INEC deploys anti-corruption agencies to combat vote buying ahead of FCT polls, marking a potential shift in Nigeria's electoral integrity landscape.

Nigeria's newly signed Electoral Act 2026 mandates electronic transmission of results, but implementation begins amid escalating internal party conflicts that test the country's democratic institutions.

President Tinubu's administration has secured N50 billion in private funding for Nigerian sports while creating 140,000 jobs and winning 375 medals across competitions, as the National Sports Commission pursues comprehensive sector reforms including anti-doping governance and football infrastructure development.

The Capital Market Academics of Nigeria has endorsed President Tinubu's Executive Order requiring direct remittance of oil and gas revenues to the Federation Account, calling it a significant fiscal transparency measure while recommending its extension to joint venture assets.