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Uganda's military chief, Muhoozi Kainerugaba, has ordered the closure of major media outlets in the country. He announced the decision on X on Sunday, stating that the affected organisations would remain shut until he authorises their reopening.
Former CAN President Rev. Dr. Supo Ayokunle has congratulated Laolu Akande, host of Channels Television's Inside Sources and former presidential spokesman, on receiving the Voice of Truth Award in Washington DC. The recognition honors Akande alongside notable global figures including Pastor Adeboye and Donald Trump.
The Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Waidi Shaibu, has pledged to ensure Nigerian Army personnel are adequately trained, equipped, and professionally developed. Speaking during a service commemorating the army's anniversary, he emphasized the importance of personnel development in addressing the nation's security challenges.
The CG Musa Group 4 PBAT 2027 has launched an expanded permanent voter card sensitisation campaign in Abuja's Jiwa Chiefdom. The grassroots initiative aims to increase voter awareness and participation in the Federal Capital Territory ahead of Nigeria's 2027 general elections.
Jaiz Bank Plc has approved a ₦4.91 billion final dividend payout of 11 kobo per share for the 2025 financial year. Major shareholders, including Muhammadu Indimi, Alhaji Umaru Abdul Mutallab, and Dantata Aminu Alhassan, are set to receive the largest portion of the distribution.
National football teams including Brazil, Germany, Netherlands, and Morocco are preparing for critical matches to secure spots in the World Cup round of 16. Team managers are emphasizing mental readiness and preparation for knockout-stage scenarios like extra time and penalties.
The Nigerian Exchange is on track to close June in negative territory for the first time in four years, experiencing an N11.6 trillion decline. This downturn ends one of the market's strongest year-to-date performances in recent memory.
The Kogi State Police Command has launched an investigation into the death of Maryam Usman, a primary school employee in Olamaboro, who reportedly died following an assault linked to the disciplining of a pupil.
Nigeria has secured an initial $1.5 billion drawdown under its $5 billion financing programme with First Abu Dhabi Bank. The funds, received via a structured Total Return Swap transaction, represent the first tranche of a National Assembly-approved arrangement, impacting foreign capital inflows and the broader macroeconomic environment.
A fertility expert has warned that only one in four men possesses optimal semen quality for natural conception. The report highlights that declining sperm quality is increasingly contributing to rising global infertility rates, posing broader challenges for healthcare systems.
Presidential spokesperson Bayo Onanuga recently challenged claims that Nigerians have grown poorer under President Bola Tinubu's administration. This public debate highlights ongoing discussions regarding the country's current economic performance and the impact of recent government policies on public welfare.
African banks, including Nigeria’s Access Bank, are expanding operations in Kenya to leverage its status as East Africa’s financial hub. For Nigerian equities investors, Access Bank's regional growth strategy highlights its competitive positioning and long-term expansion plans within the continent's banking sector.
Yoruba nation activist Sunday Igboho has confirmed that the injured operatives of his security outfit, Iru Ekun, have fully recovered following a recent ambush in an Oyo State forest. He reiterated his commitment to securing the region and maintaining local peace.
Zenith Bank Plc has served as the headline sponsor of the sixth Canada-Africa Business Conference in Lagos. Organized by the Canada-Africa Chamber of Business, the event aimed to strengthen trade, investment, and economic cooperation between Canada and Africa, highlighting the bank's role in facilitating international partnerships.
Sunday Igboho’s security group, Iru Ekun, has pledged to continue its anti-kidnapping operations in the Old Oyo National Park despite coming under gunfire during a recent surveillance mission. The incident highlights ongoing regional security challenges, which remain a key consideration for overall market risk assessment.
The Federal Ministry of Works has announced a ban on commercial motorcycles and tricycles, commonly known as okada and keke marwa, on the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway. This regulatory measure restricts these local transport operators from accessing the major coastal transit route.
Reports from June 29, 2026, indicate that the Naira to dollar exchange rate continues to experience variations across Nigerian banks, bureaux de change, and parallel market locations. These slight differences are driven by fluctuating demand and supply conditions, which remain a key indicator for capital market participants.
The Nigerian Education Loan Fund has cautioned higher education institutions against arbitrary fee hikes and withholding tuition refunds. The agency emphasized that the student loan scheme is designed to alleviate financial barriers for students rather than introducing extra burdens.
Gold prices declined as expectations of a restrictive U.S. Federal Reserve monetary policy dampened demand for the non-yielding asset. Spot gold fell approximately 0.7% to $4,061.51 per ounce, while U.S. gold futures slipped 0.5% to $4,076.20 per ounce.
The Nigerian Education Loan Fund is taking action against tertiary institutions withholding student loan refunds and increasing fees. This regulatory intervention aims to ensure student beneficiaries receive their due refunds and face fair pricing from academic institutions.
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