The Nigerian government has unveiled a series of power sector reforms, including the launch of the Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Commission targeting N3 trillion in investments. As part of these initiatives, officials also deployed 100 electric buses to support federal civil servants.

A recent report highlights that approximately 62 percent of Nigerian government information technology initiatives consistently fall short of their objectives, pointing to systemic challenges in project management and digital infrastructure implementation.

The Nigerian government has called for stronger collaboration among security agencies, universities, regional institutions, border communities and development partners as it moves to modernise the…

Energy experts have supported Atiku Abubakar's petrol subsidy review proposal and urged the Nigerian federal government to implement targeted measures to cushion the economic pain resulting from subsidy removal.

The Nigerian Federal Government has reportedly saved N1.5 trillion through procurement reforms, with digital controls helping to curb leakages.

The Nigerian government is taking steps to ensure textbooks reach students and combat learning poverty, while also being urged to adequately fund universities to maintain global recognition. Additionally, the government is moving to dualize the Ibadan-Ijebu Ode road.

The Nigerian Federal Government and Borno State are intensifying efforts to rescue 44 pupils who have been held captive for 100 days, as disclosed by Governor Babagana Zulum, with both entities actively working towards their rescue.

Nigeria's Bureau of Public Procurement (BPP) has blocked inflated contracts, saving the federal government N1.4 trillion over 18 months. The Director-General, Dr. Adebowale Adedokun, stated that reforms have compelled contractors to seek the agency's price benchmarks before submitting bids.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has announced that the ongoing recruitment process for four paramilitary services under the Ministry of Interior will be finalized within the next four weeks, assuring candidates of a fair process.

An opinion piece urges Nigerian governments to confront 'iron condemn' operators, who are described as a destructive force operating under the guise of informal scrap collection, and treat them as terrorists to prevent infrastructure collapse.

The Federal Government initiated a Youth Agroforestry and Climate Action Campaign in Kwara State, aiming to plant 56,000 economic trees and engage youth.

U.S. Congressman Moore affirmed that Nigeria's 'Country of Particular Concern' (CPC) tag cannot be removed, supporting the State Department's call for the Nigerian government to protect Christian communities following the Plateau attack.

Finance Minister Taiwo Oyedele announced that the Nigerian government will not disclose specific details of the $5bn Abu Dhabi loan, citing transparency and refinancing reasons.

The Abuja Division of the Court of Appeal has been petitioned to overturn the Federal Government's recent decision regarding the allocation of four new oil wells in the Niger Delta region. The appeal challenges the legality of these disputed allocations.

Educators in Nigeria are calling on the Federal Government to move beyond policy formulation and urgently implement a compulsory mother-tongue education policy in schools to preserve cultural identity.

Experts are calling on the Nigerian government and investors to address critical issues such as financing, infrastructure, and policy to unlock growth in the country's real estate and hospitality sectors.

The Nigerian government has formally requested the International Air Transport Association (IATA) to change the airport code for Osubi Airport. This request indicates an administrative effort to update the airport's identification within the global aviation system.

The Federal Government of Nigeria plans to connect all riverine communities to telecommunications services by mid-2027. This initiative is expected to boost economic potential and national development.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has inaugurated the new Board of the National Salaries, Incomes and Wages Commission (NSIWC), tasking its members with providing strategic leadership to ensure fair remuneration, improved productivity, and industrial harmony.

The Nigerian federal government has unveiled a new trading platform designed to facilitate the supply of crude oil to local refineries, including the Dangote Refinery, aiming to boost domestic refining capacity.

The Federal Government of Nigeria, aviation sector unions, and airline operators have reached resolutions aimed at addressing lingering issues within the industry.

The Debt Management Office (DMO), on behalf of the Nigerian Federal Government, has announced an offer of three FGN bonds valued at N1.1 trillion for subscription at N1,000 per unit for August.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has provided digital, employability, and practical skills to 239,726 young Nigerians through the Nigerian Youth Academy.

The Trade Union Congress (TUC) has called on the Nigerian government to maintain food imports until insecurity issues are resolved, warning that halting the policy could lead to increased food prices.

The Nigerian government announced plans to expand its refining capacity to serve the African market, emphasizing the need for adequate refining, midstream, and downstream infrastructure to fully benefit from its petroleum resources.

The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has urged the Nigerian government to arrest and prosecute Sheikh Jingir for alleged hate speech related to the 2027 polls. An activist in Kaduna has also condemned Jingir's comments as un-Islamic.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has filed fresh charges against Dr. John Abebe, an Abuja doctor, for alleged IVF fraud, embryo sale, and unlawful disclosure of medical information.

Dele Sobowale argues that Nigerian governments actively encourage corruption through their policies and actions. This perspective highlights systemic issues contributing to the prevalence of corruption in the country.

The Nigerian government has been organizing mass weddings for several days to help low-income families overcome the significant financial costs associated with traditional marriage ceremonies.

The Petroleum Technology Development Fund (PTDF) has introduced a human capital development strategy aimed at helping the Nigerian government achieve its goal of growing the economy to $1 trillion by 2030.

The Nigerian Federal Government is collaborating with Yakubu Gowon University to provide diplomatic training. This partnership aims to enhance the skills and knowledge of individuals in the field of diplomacy.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has officially endorsed Miss Tamunosoye Karibi-George, Miss Nigeria, as the country's representative for the 75th Miss World Pageant in 2026, with the Minister of Women Affairs and Social Development making the announcement.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has reiterated its commitment to positioning the country as Africa's leading hub for responsible advertising, creative excellence, and digital innovation, pledging support for innovation-friendly policies.

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) accused the Nigerian Federal Government of using the freezing of statutory allocations to local governments in Osun State as a political tool.

The Nigerian government has directed all ministries, departments, and agencies to tighten data protection rules and comply with the Data Protection Act.

The Federal Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development and the Bank of Agriculture (BOA) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to provide agricultural support and opportunities for three million women through the Women Agro-Value Expansion (WAVE) Programme.

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has accused the Nigerian federal government of fraud regarding the allocation of N1.08 trillion to a cooperative college. Atiku questioned the rationale behind such a substantial budget for the institution.

A group has issued a warning to the Nigerian Federal Government against plans to privatize Unity Schools, arguing that such a move would prevent low-income families from accessing quality education.

The Federal Ministry of Works in Nigeria has initiated an assessment of sections of the Benin-Sagamu Expressway impacted by flooding, aiming to implement solutions and prevent future occurrences.

The Nigerian Federal Government has launched the 2026 Tertiary Institutions National Laureate Programme, offering a total prize pool of ₦365 million to reward outstanding student research.

The Federal Government of Nigeria announced that 65 out of 69 ambassadors-designate have received approval from their host countries, with only two still pending.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has expanded the Presidential Forest Guards Initiative to 10 states, training over 9,000 personnel to secure forests from criminals.

The Federal Government of Nigeria is encouraging students to adopt AI, coding, and digital skills for the global knowledge economy, as the NELFUND disburses N282 billion.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has extended the deadline for the 2026 textbook ranking to August 7, providing publishers with additional time to submit materials for assessment.

The Nigerian government has destroyed over 2,800 illicit weapons, bringing the total number of destroyed arms to 19,000 as part of its commitment to national security. Authorities vowed to continue tracking and apprehending arms traffickers.

Nigerian government agencies have earmarked N400 billion in the 2026 budget for the construction and maintenance of mosques, palaces, and other public halls. This allocation has drawn attention as part of the national budget.

The Federal Government's proposal to increase fees for the WASSCE and NECO examinations has ignited widespread outrage, prompting discussions on policy reversals and their impact on Nigerian education.

The Nigerian government is demanding justice and compensation for its citizens affected by recent 'Afrophobic' attacks in South Africa. The Federal Government has begun issuing claims forms to Nigerian victims to facilitate the compensation process.

The Nigerian Federal Government has released a list of seven common mistakes applicants should avoid when applying for government jobs.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has assured that no qualified Nigerian will be denied higher education due to poverty, citing student-focused reforms and significant financial investment.

A retired Nigerian Air Force spokesman, Group Captain Sadeeq Shehu, has criticized the Federal Government's timeline for establishing four new army divisions, deeming it unrealistic for them to be combat-ready within the stipulated period.

The Nigerian Federal Government has expressed confidence in successfully passing the 2026 validation exercise of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI), citing ongoing reforms to improve transparency.

A Nigerian columnist criticizes the federal government's economic policies, asserting that efforts to alleviate poverty are based on propaganda rather than effective measures.

An article criticizes Nigerian public officials for their defense of national debt and perceived fiscal opaqueness, specifically mentioning Oyedele's arguments.

Atiku Abubakar has questioned the Nigerian federal government's increased borrowing despite a substantial N7.98 trillion oil windfall, asking why the nation is borrowing at nearly twice the previous year's pace and where the funds are going.

Workers at the Federal University of Technology Akure Teaching Hospital (FUTATH) have refused to attend a scheduled meeting with Nigerian government officials aimed at resolving an ongoing industrial dispute.

The Nigerian federal government has appealed for peaceful coexistence following the murder of four herders by suspected gunmen in Anambra State.

The Nigerian Federal Government has distributed 10 million bags of fertiliser to two million Nigerian farmers, aiming to boost food production and support smallholder agriculture.

The Nigerian federal government has intensified its nationwide campaign against bullying in schools, warning that students found guilty will face severe disciplinary actions, including suspension and expulsion.

The Nigerian federal government has announced a loan program to help citizens purchase phones and laptops, outlining six specific requirements for access. Details on how to apply for these loans are now available.

The Nigerian government is actively promoting equipment leasing as a crucial strategy to boost youth engagement in agribusiness and enhance national food security.

The Nigerian government is floating a N729 billion power bond on August 3, following strong investor interest that saw subscriptions hit ₦1.74 trillion in July. This indicates significant demand for government bonds.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has introduced a new consumer credit scheme designed to provide citizens with affordable access to laptops and other digital devices.

The Nigerian Federal Government has stated that the country's debt profile has been exaggerated, asserting that borrowings under President Bola Tinubu are significantly lower than the N80 trillion widely reported.

Presidential candidate Atiku Abubakar has advised the Nigerian Federal Government against importing poverty, stating that the country cannot borrow, import, or tax its way to prosperity and advocating for massive industrialization.

The Nigerian presidency and the National Association of Nigerian Students have strongly condemned former Vice President Atiku Abubakar’s proposal to reinstate petroleum subsidies. Officials warn that reversing current energy reforms would trigger severe economic instability and contradict previous fiscal adjustments.

The Nigerian government has begun demolishing the dilapidated Carter Bridge in Lagos, allocating approximately N548.98 billion for its complete reconstruction to improve urban infrastructure.

The Nigerian Federal Government plans to complete the reconstruction of the Carter Bridge within 24 months, with a N548.98bn replacement project underway. Concurrently, the government is moving to revive and remobilize exploration efforts at the stalled Kolmani oil field.

The Federal Government of Nigeria is strengthening innovation hubs across the country to stimulate job creation and foster entrepreneurship, aiming to expand the benefits of the digital economy.

The Nigerian Federal Government's road projects, particularly those under Minister Umahi, are facing severe criticism. Commentators are questioning the effectiveness and impact of these infrastructure initiatives.

The Nigerian government has given its approval for the deployment of new satellites, aiming to expand and improve internet access across the country.

Peter Obi, a prominent Nigerian political figure, has called on the federal government to take decisive action against the rising insecurity in the country. He emphasized that Nigeria must not be allowed to become a 'killing field' due to ongoing violence.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has announced a program to provide clean cooking solutions to over 10 million Nigerian homes by 2060, aiming to enhance health and economic well-being.

The Nigerian Federal Government has cautioned foreign diplomatic missions in the country against bypassing established diplomatic channels, emphasizing the importance of mutual respect and effective bilateral relations.

The Nigerian Federal Government plans to introduce performance scorecards for electricity operators, with sanctions for underperforming distribution and generation companies and rewards for high-performing ones.

The Nigerian government has initiated a new national baseline survey on illicit small arms and light weapons, a decade after the last exercise, aiming to provide a more accurate assessment of illegal weapons in the country.

The Nigerian Federal Government has unveiled 11 major economic and financial reforms implemented between May 2023 and December 2025, aimed at addressing structural challenges and fostering sustainable growth.

The Federal Ministry of Environment in Nigeria has attributed the worsening flash floods in Abuja, specifically in areas like Blantyre Crescent and Wuse II, to blocked manholes and underground drainage channels.

The Nigerian Federal Government has approved N1.02 trillion for various projects, including the Port Harcourt-Onne road and a cancer center. Additionally, the government is moving to decriminalize attempted suicide and has approved the Mental Health Act, aiming for a 15% reduction in suicide attempts by 2030.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has increased Lagos's power capacity by 780MVA through the inauguration of eight new transformers, aiming to improve electricity supply in the region.

A Nigerian minister reiterated President Bola Tinubu’s administration’s commitment to bridging the critical infrastructure gap in the North-east through the NEDC’s intervention initiative.

Nigeria’s Federal Government aims to connect all riverine communities to the telecoms network by mid-2027, a move intended to boost economic activities and digital inclusion.

The Federal Government of Nigeria and Seamfix have collaborated to launch a national digital registry for cooperatives, aiming to formalize and improve the management of the sector.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has launched a program offering 250,000 free business name registrations to eligible entrepreneurs nationwide, aiming to support the growth and development of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs).

The Federal Government of Nigeria has introduced a N5 million initiative to provide non-dilutive funding and business support for young Nigerian entrepreneurs.

The Nigerian Federal Government has denied receiving any request from South Africa for reimbursement of costs incurred in repatriating Nigerians and other migrants from the country.

The Nigerian Federal Government is partnering with the Bank of Agriculture (BOA) to lift 80 million vulnerable Nigerians out of poverty. Concurrently, the government is working to make agriculture education 80% practical in polytechnics and colleges.

The Federal Government of Nigeria plans to enhance cancer treatment by acquiring 25 new linear accelerators, machines used in radiotherapy to destroy cancer cells.

The Federal Government of Nigeria announced plans to attach 300 corps members to Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) centres after training them as technicians, aiming to boost the country's transition to compressed natural gas.

An opinion piece urges the Nigerian government to address the issue of Fulani ethnic militia, warning that continued inaction could lead to the country's breakup due to widespread fear and psychological trauma.

The Nigerian Federal Government has intensified efforts to resolve incessant clashes between farmers and herders, stating that open movement of cattle is no longer sustainable. A ranching pilot program has begun in Plateau, with plans to rehabilitate 417 grazing reserves.

The Federal Government's iDICE programme is designed to address the capital gap within Nigeria’s creative economy, with the goal of establishing a sustainable financing system for creative industries.

The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) and UNICEF unveiled a N120 million strategic partnership to provide free legal services for juvenile offenders, with the Nigerian government pledging support and a review of the Child’s Rights Act.

The National Malaria Elimination Programme and Sproxil Nigeria Limited are advancing the use of artificial intelligence to improve malaria surveillance in Nigeria, specifically targeting data gaps from private healthcare providers.

Ghanaian businessman and mining executive Sir Sam Jonah has escalated a long-running dispute over a 501-hectare property in Abuja by commencing international arbitration proceedings against the Nigerian government at the ICC.

The Federal Government of Nigeria is advocating for responsible governance in AI-driven advertising to safeguard consumers while simultaneously promoting innovation and a competitive digital economy.

The Nigerian Federal Government has launched a new initiative to power one million Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) with renewable energy. This program aims to boost economic growth and sustainability by providing clean energy solutions to businesses.

The Nigerian Federal Government has mandated new measures to safeguard health workers from harassment and assault, following a committee review of reports from tertiary health institutions.

The Nigerian Federal Government is intensifying efforts to address the crisis of unvaccinated children by engaging traditional rulers across Northern Nigeria to reach 2.1 million children.

NDC VP candidate Kwankwaso commended Catholic bishops and called on the Nigerian government to tackle the escalating cost of living and persistent insecurity in the country.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has approved a new financing framework aimed at providing reliable 24-hour electricity to health facilities across the country by 2027.

The Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency of Nigeria (SMEDAN) has reopened its Conditional Grant Scheme, offering Nigerian small business owners a new opportunity to access N50,000 in government funding.

The Nigerian federal government has initiated a program to train 4,000 tractor operators nationwide. This initiative aims to enhance agricultural mechanization and significantly increase food production across the country.

An article by Dele Sobowale in Vanguard Nigeria questions the Nigerian Federal Government's budgeting practices, framing them as potentially akin to "barefaced robbery." The piece critically examines the government's financial allocations.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has commenced repairs on the 13-kilometre Kano Eastern Bypass. The project aims to reduce traffic congestion and extend the highway's lifespan.

The United States has condemned the recent attack in Kaduna and urged the Nigerian federal government to take action to end the violence in the Middle Belt region. Representative Moore also called for an end to the ongoing conflict.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has stated there will be no immediate electricity tariff hike, prioritizing improved power supply, universal metering, and fair billing.

The Nigerian government has stated it has no plans to increase electricity tariffs, instead focusing on strengthening transmission infrastructure, improving grid stability, and addressing liquidity challenges in the power market.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has initiated a nationwide Artificial Intelligence training program targeting 11,700 teachers in unity schools. This initiative aims to equip educators with AI skills across the country.

The Nigerian Federal Government plans to map households nationwide to gather accurate data on out-of-school children. This initiative adopts the Kaduna model to track and address the issue across the country.

A report reveals hidden and pivotal aspects of the personal life of an Army colonel who allegedly rallied fellow military officers to stage a coup against the Nigerian government last year, as recounted by his longtime allies.

The Nigerian Federal Government has handed over 20 housing units to internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Benue State. This initiative aims to provide shelter and support to those affected by displacement.

Nigeria’s N30bn budget for renovating palaces, churches, and mosques has sparked outrage amid economic hardship, drawing criticism for government spending priorities.

The Nigerian Federal Government plans to strengthen regulation in the housing and construction sector by introducing mandatory licensing for property developers and agents.

The Nigerian federal government is engaged in discussions to revive textile factories and the Ajaokuta Steel Company, focusing on reconnecting cotton growers, textile manufacturers, and garment producers through the Cotton, Textile and Garment Industrial Transformation Programme.

The Federal Government of Nigeria is calling on stakeholders to utilize the upcoming 2026 EITI validation to enhance transparency, accountability, and governance reforms within the country's oil and mining sectors.

Atiku Abubakar has criticized the Nigerian federal government regarding the killings in Kaduna and faulted President Tinubu's borrowing spree. He highlighted these issues despite a reported N7.98 trillion oil windfall.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has increased annual nursing admissions to 50,000 in an effort to address the country's severe health worker shortage and strengthen its healthcare system.

Nigeria’s Federal Government has renewed its commitment to IMF-backed economic reforms, aiming for stability, stronger finances, and long-term growth.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has dismissed reports of an impending electricity tariff hike, assuring citizens that there are no plans to increase tariffs for grid consumers.

The Nigerian Federal Government has launched the Diaspora Health Impact Initiative 2026, aiming to engage over 50,000 diaspora doctors and healthcare professionals to strengthen the nation's health sector.

The Nigerian Federal Government, through Governor Bagudu, is actively pursuing stronger trade and investment relationships with Denmark to enhance bilateral cooperation and attract private sector involvement in key economic sectors.

The Nigerian government has launched a N500 billion youth credit scheme, offering up to N2 million in loans without collateral to 500,000 young entrepreneurs. This initiative aims to support caterers, fashion designers, and other small business owners.

The Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare in Nigeria has intervened in an industrial dispute at the Federal University of Technology Teaching Hospital (FUTATH) in Akure, inviting organized labor to a high-level meeting to avert a strike.

The Federal Government of Nigeria's bond auction in July 2026 was oversubscribed by 45%, attracting N1.74 trillion against the N1.2 trillion offered by the Debt Management Office.

The Nigerian government has issued a severe flood warning for 17 states, urging residents to take immediate precautions as water levels are rapidly rising across the affected regions.

Nigeria's Federal Government has called on the African Union to intensify efforts against illicit financial flows, which are identified as a major driver of terrorism and violent extremism across the African continent.

The Nigerian Federal Government has returned 13 oil blocks to the licensing pool, clarifying that the highest bidder will not automatically secure them. This move aims to re-evaluate the allocation process for these blocks.

The Federal Government of Nigeria is advocating for enhanced African coordination to shape global telecommunications policies, emphasizing the need for unified positions to boost the continent's influence.

An opinion piece by Femi Aribisala details a personal account from 1986 when he, as Special Adviser to Nigeria's Minister of External Affairs, confronted a Director-General with a spiritual prophecy of removal from office.

Federal authorities are fast-tracking comprehensive police restructuring initiatives aimed at reducing vigilante justice and improving public safety across Nigerian communities.

Following presidential directives, Works Minister David Umahi inspected the Benin-Asaba Expressway and apologized to commuters over delays, while the federal government announced a review of concessioned roads after contractors failed to deliver adequate technical capacity.

As part of efforts to revitalize Eastern ports, the Nigerian Federal Government, through the Nigerian Ports Authority, has awarded a contract for the reconstruction of the dilapidated Escravos Channel at Warri Port, Delta State.

Geophysicists are urging the Nigerian government to conserve lithium and other strategic minerals to prevent future imports and ensure long-term industrial development.

The Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria (HURIWA) has given the Nigerian federal government a three-week ultimatum to investigate the recent killings in the South-East region of the country.

A new 90-day security plan is under review in Nigeria, prompting questions about its relationship with existing security frameworks and its intended scope.

The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) has endorsed the Nigerian Federal Government's economic reforms, advocating for a strategic shift from focusing solely on economic stability to prioritizing productivity, investment, and improved living standards.

The Nigerian Federal Government has inaugurated committees for the 67th National Council on Health, which will focus on delivering quality and equitable healthcare for all Nigerians.

The Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PENGASSAN) has called on the Federal Government to transform Nigeria's oil and gas resources into job creation, increased revenue, and investment.

The Federal Government of Nigeria is providing free training in AI, makeup, and fashion design under its National Poverty Reduction with Growth Strategy. This initiative aims to equip citizens with valuable skills.

The Industrial Training Fund announced that the Nigerian Federal Government has invested over N700 million in the international certification of more than 7,000 Nigerian artisans through the Skill-Up Artisans (SUPA) program.

The Nigerian government is set to unveil a new digital platform aimed at showcasing the nation's diverse festivals, concerts, and cultural events to boost tourism from September to December.

The Nigerian Federal Government has called on state governments to complement its efforts in evacuating and resettling Nigerian citizens at risk abroad, emphasizing that no citizen should be abandoned to an uncertain fate.

The Nigerian government has implemented stricter rules, halting payments for unauthorized foreign trips by appointees and warning against travel without the SGF's approval. This measure aims to curb frivolous spending and ensure proper authorization for official engagements abroad.

The Nigerian Federal Government announced plans to establish building materials hubs across all six geopolitical zones. This initiative aims to boost the construction sector and ensure wider availability of materials.

The Federal Government, states, and local government areas in Nigeria have shared a total of N3 trillion from the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC). This distribution represents the revenue allocated among the three tiers of government.

Nigeria’s Federal, State, and Local Governments shared N3.007 trillion in July 2026 FAAC revenue, a significant increase driven by higher petroleum and non-oil taxes.

The Federal Government of Nigeria and Meta are collaborating to launch an AI academy aimed at expanding Nigeria’s AI talent pool and strengthening its tech ecosystem.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has introduced a new 70:30 profit oil split for deep offshore oil and gas projects, a policy designed to attract investment and boost production.

The Nigerian Federal Government and key stakeholders are collaborating to develop a new National Peace Policy aimed at strengthening conflict prevention and resilience across the country.

The Federal Government of Nigeria and the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) are collaborating to curb the proliferation of illicit arms, utilizing corps members for community sensitization.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has introduced new, practical-focused agricultural programs in polytechnics and colleges to boost food security and exports.

The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has urged the Nigerian federal government to decisively address early warnings on hate speech as the country prepares for the 2027 general elections.

The Nigerian government has approved tax waivers for 4,000 imported electric vehicles, aiming to accelerate EV adoption despite existing electricity shortages. This move signals a push towards sustainable transportation.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has commenced the distribution of starter packs to 18,510 Nigerians who completed training under the Renewed Hope Vocational and Skills Training Programme.

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has issued a 14-day ultimatum to the Nigerian federal and state governments, threatening a nationwide strike if their demands regarding the 2025 agreement and outstanding arrears are not met. This comes as ASUU has already commenced an indefinite strike at Bayelsa universities and NANS warns governors against another industrial action.

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has called on the Nigerian federal government to account for the N144.86 billion Safe Schools Fund. Meanwhile, the government plans to strengthen security in vulnerable communities to protect schools.

Omoyele Sowore has criticized the Nigerian federal government's economic reform metrics, stating that 'numbers don’t feed people' and urging them to stop deceiving Nigerians with figures. He argues that the reported economic improvements do not reflect the reality for citizens.

The Tinubu government was reportedly incensed by a recent meeting between the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Nigeria (CBCN) and the government, or by Cardinal John Olorunfemi Onaiyekan’s subsequent media briefing on the meeting's proceedings.

The Nigerian Federal Government has deployed special guards to protect the Lagos-Calabar coastal highway. This initiative aims to ensure the security of the major infrastructure project, though it has also drawn criticism from political figures.

The Nigerian Federal Government has donated 100 vials of anti-snake venom, valued at N25 million, to Benue State. This donation aims to combat snakebite deaths in the region.

The Federal Government of Nigeria plans to blacklist schools and publishers that use unapproved textbooks starting from September 2026, as part of efforts to enhance education quality.

The Nigerian Federal Government is taking steps to ban fuel price-fixing and market collusion, alongside efforts to end the export of raw minerals.

President Bola Tinubu has appointed a high-powered Federal Government delegation, led by his Chief of Staff Femi Gbajabiamila, to participate in the inaugural Nigeria Diaspora Investment Economic Conference (NIDEC) in Canada.

The Nigerian Federal Government has mandated the immediate implementation of measures to protect health workers nationwide. This directive follows reports of at least 18 cases of assault, intimidation, and harassment against healthcare professionals.

The Nigerian government announced plans to begin the rollout of a 90,000-kilometer fiber optic network across the country.

The Nigerian government has released new guidelines for the taxation of cryptocurrency and virtual assets, aiming to provide clarity for taxpayers and improve compliance within the rapidly growing virtual asset ecosystem.

The Nigerian federal government has launched a new online portal, allowing citizens to apply for birth and death certificates digitally.

Femi Falana has criticized the Nigerian federal government's proposed electricity tariff hike, stating that authorities must first fulfill their promise of providing stable and uninterrupted electricity before considering any further increases.

The Federal Government of Nigeria is exploring a dollar swap for petrol proceeds from Dangote Refinery to alleviate forex shortages and ensure payments for crude oil. This initiative aims to stabilize the country's foreign exchange market.

Aviation Minister Festus Keyamo disclosed that a domestic airline still owes the Nigerian government N14bn, highlighting the significant impact of mounting liabilities on the aviation sector.

The Nigerian government has clarified that there is no new ban on Nigerian domestic workers in Kuwait, addressing recent reports. Officials stated that previous restrictions remain, but no fresh prohibitions have been imposed.

The Federal Ministry of Works, in collaboration with security and traffic management agencies, has begun enforcing the evacuation of roadside trucks on the Enugu-Onitsha Expressway.

The Nigerian government plans to eliminate electricity subsidies by 2027, a decision that has sparked clashes with labor unions over the use of savings from previous fuel subsidy removals. The government also announced plans to produce military doctors and nurses.

The Nigerian Federal Government has directed the upgrade of the Tactical Training Ground and Obstacle Course of the Federal Capital Territory Command of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) in Abuja to enhance training and development.

The US has temporarily suspended routine visa processing in Abuja, while the Nigerian government announced the unveiling of new herbal medicines for various ailments including cancers and hepatitis B.

The Nigerian government is pursuing compensation over attacks in South Africa, with officials thanking for resources and noting private funding for some evacuation batches.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has unveiled the Government Service Portal, a new digital gateway designed to provide Nigerians with a single point of access to all government services, aiming to reduce bureaucracy.

The Nigerian government has launched a blueprint for a secure and interoperable digital health system aimed at improving healthcare delivery. This initiative has already facilitated the deployment of digital tracking, identifying 217,000 unvaccinated children across the country.

The Nigerian Federal Government has expressed confidence that the country will successfully pass the 2026 validation of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI), citing ongoing reforms in transparency and accountability.

A former Air Force spokesman has advised the Federal Government of Nigeria to prioritize addressing existing military deficiencies before proceeding with the creation of new divisions.

The Nigerian Federal Government has captured over 500,000 Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in a national database as part of efforts to strengthen industrial development and competitiveness. More than N600 billion has been disbursed through the Bank of Industry to support these businesses.

The Nigerian government is facing criticism for earmarking nearly N1tn for SUVs and empowerment programs amid rising borrowing pressure, while also renewing its commitment to economic reforms and addressing high production costs for manufacturers.

The Nigerian Federal Government has increased the mortgage ceiling to N85 million, aiming for the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria to approve at least 2,000 mortgages annually and allow contributors to access 25 percent of their National Housing Fund.

Islamic cleric Ahmad Gumi has questioned why Nigerian government officials have not engaged in dialogue with Boko Haram and bandits, contrasting it with past engagements with Niger Delta militants by former leaders.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has initiated a training program for 5,000 smart meter installers nationwide, aiming to improve electricity access and create employment opportunities.

Experts have called on the Nigerian government and academic institutions to strengthen their collaboration to accelerate the country's energy transition, emphasizing the need for practical implementation.

The Appeal Court has affirmed the final forfeiture of N293.9 million and properties linked to retired General Atewe to the Nigerian Federal Government. This decision dismisses an appeal against the forfeiture.

The Nigerian Federal Government has announced a 25% reduction in textbook assessment fees for publishers and ordered refunds for overpayments. This decision comes ahead of the implementation of a national ranking system for textbooks.

The Nigerian Federal Government has announced payments of approximately N333 billion to eight electricity generation companies (GenCos) as part of its power sector debt settlement program, and has launched a second N729 billion bond issuance to investors.

The Federal Government has suspended its planned increase in registration fees for the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) and National Examinations Council (NECO) examinations. This decision is seen as a sensitive move to keep exams accessible to all children.

The Nigerian government has issued a flood alert for 17 states, warning of a medium flood risk and advising precautions.

The Nigerian federal government has debunked allegations of an attack on the Federal Government Girls' College (FGGC) Monguno, assuring parents that all students, staff, and facilities remain safe and accounted for.

The Nigerian Federal Government, in collaboration with UNESCO, has launched a mobile learning initiative aimed at empowering female teachers and school leaders in Nigeria and four other African countries.