The Nigerian Federal Government has initiated efforts to address bottlenecks in the country's paper manufacturing industry, aiming to boost local production, create jobs, and reduce dependence on imports, with a target saving of N250 billion.

Ms. Sulaiman-Ibrahim announced that the Nigerian Federal Government plans to scale up caregiver training and certification to professionalize the sector and boost the care economy.

The Nigerian government has introduced a new data-driven system to guide education spending, aiming to improve literacy outcomes and optimize resource allocation across the country.

The Nigerian government has raised concerns that two regions, identified by data as the North-West and North-East, still have the lowest literacy rates nationwide despite receiving 80% of donor funds.

Health advocates in Nigeria are calling on the government to implement policies aimed at reducing salt consumption to curb the rising rates of hypertension, stroke, heart disease, kidney failure, and other non-communicable diseases.

The Nigerian government has disbursed N3.41 billion in stipends to 73,000 TVET trainees as part of efforts to address youth unemployment and bridge the country’s skills gap.

The Nigerian government, under the Presidential Power Initiative, has launched a new program with Siemens to train 6,000 energy professionals.

The Nigerian government has mandated drug integrity tests for secondary and university students, with a policy to suspend those found to be drug offenders from universities.

The Nigerian government has officially maintained 16 years as the minimum age for tertiary admission, aiming to balance academic readiness with inclusivity.

Nigeria's government has launched a public-private partnership with farmers to revitalize the country's coffee industry, aiming to boost production and create jobs.

Nigeria's government has issued a warning that closing schools due to insecurity poses a significant threat to the education system and national stability, advocating for safer learning environments.

Negotiations between the Nigerian Federal Government and non-academic staff unions in public universities have reached a deadlock. This impasse is exacerbating a nationwide strike, leading to a worsening shutdown of tertiary institutions.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has intensified efforts to avert a potential pension crisis by mandating full compliance from Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs).

The Nigerian government has issued a warning to its citizens about fraudulent diplomatic recruitment scams, clarifying that Nigerian missions abroad are not currently hiring.

The Nigerian Federal Government has announced a new initiative for smart, durable infrastructure, including CCTV and solar lights. This comes with the approval of a N150 billion extension for the Bodo-Bonny Road project in Rivers State.

The Nigerian federal government has expressed renewed concern over the nation's escalating crisis of out-of-school children, disclosing that approximately 15 million children are currently not attending school.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has invited non-teaching staff unions (SSANU, NASU, NAAT) for a meeting to avert a looming strike scheduled for April 30 in universities and inter-university centers.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has signed a lease agreement with Delborough Hotel for the development of a seven-star hospitality project at the Arts Village in Abuja.

The Nigerian Federal Government's declaration to phase out university courses deemed irrelevant to the country's economy has stirred controversy, drawing strong opposition from various unions including NASU, CONUA, and NAPTAN.

The Nigerian government has arraigned six individuals, including retired military officers, on charges of treason related to an alleged coup plot.

The Nigerian government has introduced a new financing framework under the Pi-CNG & EV programme to provide loans for vehicle conversion, aiming to promote cleaner and more affordable transportation.

Eko Electricity Distribution Company (EKEDC) and Coleman are calling on the Nigerian government to provide tax waivers for cable manufacturing to support local firms.

Nigeria’s government has revealed a plan for livestock sector expansion, aiming to grow the industry to $74 billion by 2035 to boost food security and the economy.

The FAO has warned that Nigeria's food system is fragile despite its vast potential, while the Nigerian government acknowledges the system is under stress and identifies livestock as crucial for reform.

Experts, including the NDLEA, are urging the Nigerian government to declare a national emergency to combat a severe youth drug crisis through prevention and support initiatives.

Nigeria’s Federal Government intends to invest $75 million in Flutterwave’s upcoming Initial Public Offering (IPO) to bolster the digital economy and enhance confidence in the fintech company.

The Nigerian government has issued a warning against the illegal use and conferment of ambassadorial titles, stating that improper use is considered a criminal action.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has issued a warning that individuals falsely presenting themselves as ambassadors will face prosecution, emphasizing that the title is not for sale and is conferred solely by the President.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has announced plans to reintegrate 744 former terrorists and victims of violent extremism into society after their graduation from a de-radicalisation, rehabilitation, and reintegration camp.

Experts are calling on the Nigerian government to implement advanced power solutions to mitigate critical electricity-related risks causing elevator malfunctions.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has trained and empowered 100 young Nigerians in culinary and hospitality skills under the Innovation, Development and Effectiveness in the Acquisition of Skills initiative, aiming to combat unemployment.

The Nigerian Federal Government has released its 2026 Annual Flood Outlook, forecasting floods to affect Bayelsa, Delta, Adamawa, Kebbi, and 29 other states as the rainy season begins.

The Nigerian Federal Government has stated that the Jilli airstrike specifically targeted terrorists' supply routes and not civilians.

The Nigerian government has confirmed a precision, intelligence-led strike targeting Boko Haram and ISWAP terrorists in Borno, with an investigation currently underway.

The Nigerian Federal Government has released a list of 48 individuals and groups allegedly involved in financing terrorist activities and announced plans to move against figures like Mamu and Ekpa with extradition efforts.

The Nigerian government has published an updated list of terrorism financiers, including 48 individuals and armed groups operating across the country.

The Nigerian Government and the Joint Health Sector Unions (JOHESU) are set to resume crucial wage talks on April 15-16, 2026, aiming to resolve disputes that led to a prolonged nationwide strike.

Both experts and the Corporate Accountability and Public Participation Africa (CAPPA) have warned the Nigerian government about chronic funding gaps and poor coordination in the health sector, which are worsening the country's NCD crisis and undermining care.

The Nigerian government has included N487 billion for new rail and highway projects in its 2026 budget, aiming to expand national transport and infrastructure networks.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has criticized the increasing practice of crowning Eze Ndigbo (traditional Igbo rulers) in foreign countries, calling it embarrassing and a potential source of diplomatic and communal tensions.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has introduced a new rider leasing model to replace the previously exploitative hire-purchase system for motorcycle and tricycle operators nationwide.

The Nigerian government has refuted claims that the nation is on the brink of collapse, asserting that significant progress is being made in security and economic recovery efforts to ensure stability.

The alumni body of FGC Kano is seeking clarification on the terms of 18 Public-Private Partnership projects initiated by the Nigerian government, aiming to protect the institution's assets and ensure long-term academic interests.

Stakeholders are calling on the Nigerian Federal Government to expedite the establishment of a Nigerian Coast Guard to enhance security and efficiency within the country's maritime sector.

Old students' associations are urging the Nigerian government to improve school funding, cautioning that an overreliance on alumni contributions is not a sustainable model for education.

The Nigerian Federal Government has initiated an aggressive public enlightenment campaign to revitalize the Code of Conduct Bureau, aiming to curb unethical conduct among public servants by addressing ignorance as a key factor in corruption.

The Federal Government of Nigeria is taking steps to recruit retired teachers in an effort to mitigate the severe shortage of educators across the country.

The Nigerian government has reassured citizens that the security situation in Plateau State is under control and actively managed, following a tragic attack in Angwan Rukuba where four Muslim members were killed and 10 are missing.

A Federal High Court in Abuja has ordered the final forfeiture of a disputed property in the United Kingdom linked to the late former Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Gen. Jeremiah Useni (rtd.), to the Nigerian government.

The Nigerian federal government has secured approval from the United States, United Kingdom, and other nations for its newly appointed ambassadors.

Nigerian authorities have ordered civil servants to work from home and restricted movement around Eagles Square due to road closures necessitated by activities scheduled for the APC convention.

Thirty-one years after its establishment, the Nigerian Federal Government is taking steps to strengthen the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), which was founded during the military regime of General Sani Abacha.

Nigeria's government is significantly reducing approval times for reviving dormant oil wells, from weeks to hours, in an effort to boost crude output and capitalize on high energy prices.

The Nigerian government announced it requires over $100 billion in public and private investments to achieve round-the-clock electricity supply across the nation.

Senator Ali Ndume has called on the Federal Government to urgently rebuild Borno communities, such as Ngoshe and Pulka, which have been completely destroyed by terrorists.

The Nigerian Federal Government has pledged to take disciplinary and legal action against personnel of the Nigerian Correctional Service involved in violating inmates' rights.

Binance Holdings Limited is continuing to explore an out-of-court settlement with the Nigerian government regarding alleged tax evasion charges, with settlement talks announced during recent court proceedings.

The Nigerian government has announced a shortlist of 65 student innovators who will compete for a N50 million grant program aimed at funding and scaling youth-led ventures.

The Ijaw Youth Congress has called on the Nigerian government to prioritize the development of N’Delta ports to boost the economy, alleviate congestion in Lagos, and ensure equitable growth.

The Nigerian government has issued a statement to clarify the terms and scope of the migration deal between Nigeria and the United Kingdom.

Nigerian federal and state authorities have pardoned over 8,300 inmates between 2022 and 2026 as part of efforts to tackle prison overcrowding through judicial relief and rehabilitation.

The Nigerian government is facing a lawsuit concerning a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) that allegedly permits the collection and transfer of sensitive health data of Nigerian citizens to the United States.

The Nigerian government had already declared 19th and 20th of March as public holidays to mark the Islamic festival. The post Ramadan to continue in Nigeria Thursday as moon not sighted, Eid on…

The Nigerian Federal Government has introduced a new 'Fly Now, Pay Later' consumer credit product, designed to make domestic air travel more accessible for its citizens.

Nigeria's government has committed to enhancing cybersecurity measures and enacting new policies and laws to safeguard citizens' digital rights and online privacy.

The Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) and the Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) are urging the Nigerian government to focus on local solutions and safeguards amidst the Middle East crises.

The Nigerian Federal Government claims a mining firm orchestrated a smear campaign during President Tinubu’s visit to the UK.

The Nigerian Federal Government has unveiled plans to revive the Cotton, Textile, and Garment (CTG) industry, aiming to create 1.5 million jobs after a 95% decline in cotton production.

The Nigerian government has introduced a mandatory tax identification number (TIN) for all its citizens and taxpayers. This new measure aims to streamline tax collection and compliance across the country.

The Nigerian Federal Government announced plans to establish a radio station dedicated to adult and non-formal education. This initiative aims to provide accessible learning opportunities for adults across the country.

The Nigerian government has stated that the current economic hardship is painful but necessary for achieving long-term prosperity and industrial growth through bold reforms.

The Nigerian government announced plans to relaunch its free satellite television service next month, featuring an upgraded system that includes audience measurement technology.

The Nigerian government announced that 23 domestic firms are each earning over $1 billion annually and are now targeting expansion across the African continent, signaling growing investor confidence in the nation's economy.

The Nigerian Federal Government has officially approved a 40% peculiar allowance for federal civil servants, a decision made after intense pressure and threats of industrial action from organized labor.

The Nigerian Federal Government has committed N8 billion to resolve outstanding financial obligations for beneficiaries of the now-defunct BEA foreign scholarship program who are currently stranded.

The federal government of Nigeria has announced an exemption for candidates seeking admission into colleges of education from writing the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).

The Nigerian government has stated it will not reinstate fuel subsidies, citing economic distortions, and will not introduce price controls, emphasizing a belief in market mechanisms with responsible regulation.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has urged stronger collaboration between media, government, and stakeholders to combat the increasing spread of misinformation and disinformation, warning of its unchecked falsehoods.

The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has called on the Nigerian federal government to implement urgent reforms to address persistent constraints and unlock growth in the manufacturing sector.

The Nigerian government has affirmed that all necessary arrangements are progressing as planned for a seamless 2026 Hajj exercise, with the inaugural flight scheduled for May 3, 2026, despite concerns over rising aviation fuel costs.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has expressed fresh concern over the country's worsening out-of-school children crisis, stating that approximately 15 million Nigerian children are currently not attending school.

A Civil Society Organization in Osun, Nigeria, has called on the Federal Government to tackle severe economic hardship, highlighting rising food and fuel prices and increasing poverty.

Boko Haram terrorists have threatened to execute 176 Kwara abductees, mostly women and children, within one week if the Nigerian government fails to meet their demands.

The Nigerian federal government has approved significant increases in allowances and welfare packages for civil servants, including a 100% rise in duty tour allowance. Additionally, a new pension scheme is being introduced to enhance workers' benefits.

The Nigerian government has issued a caution to its citizens residing in South Africa as xenophobic protests continue to spread. Diplomatic efforts are underway to address the situation.

The Nigerian government has approved a ₦10 billion housing loan scheme aimed at improving home ownership, enhancing stability, and boosting productivity among civil servants.

The Nigerian government, in partnership with other organizations, has completed a ₦396 million insurance payout to smallholder farmers in four states to help mitigate climate-related losses.

Dele Oye, Chairman of the Alliance for Economic Research and Ethics (AERE), criticized the Federal Government's participation in business activities, citing past failures like the Ajaokuta Steel Company and refinery rehabilitation projects.

The Chairman of Nigeria's National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), Mohamed Buba Marwa, explained that the Federal Government introduced a Drug Integrity Test Policy for students as a preventive measure.

An article by Rauf Aregbesola criticizes the Nigerian government's handling of the economy, particularly disputing claims about its mastery of economics regarding the recent reduction in the exchange rate.

The Nigerian government has announced the opening of applications for the 2026 PTDF scholarship program, targeting undergraduate and postgraduate engineering students in Nigerian universities.

The Nigerian Federal Government has launched a plan to revitalize the nation's palm oil industry, projecting annual import savings of up to $500 million through new large-scale estates and processing facilities.

The Nigerian government has graduated 744 former insurgents under a deradicalisation program, an initiative combining military pressure with rehabilitation efforts to curb extremist ideologies and stabilize communities.

The 'Renewed Hope' agenda, likely referring to the current Nigerian government's promises, is being called upon to deliver tangible results for the nation's citizens.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has announced plans to reintegrate 744 former terrorists and victims of violent extremism into society after their graduation from a de-radicalisation program.

The Nigerian government has dropped terrorism financing charges against former Attorney General of the Federation Malami and his son. They have instead been re-arraigned on charges related to arms possession, with a court date set for the DSS to present its case.

The Nigerian government has defended recent airstrikes on a border market but has also ordered a full investigation into reports of civilian casualties during the operation.

The Nigerian government is set to spend N74.96bn on arms between 2023 and 2025, with a peak in 2024, to address worsening insecurity across the country.

The descendants of late Sir Ededuna Walter Obaseki have appealed to the Nigerian Federal Government and President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to help secure their patriarch’s entitlements reportedly held in the United Kingdom.

The Crude Oil Refiners Association of Nigeria (CORAN) is urging the Nigerian government to reinvest oil windfall revenues into domestic refining capacity to enhance energy security and stimulate economic growth.

Nigeria's Federal Government has approved the 2026 Fiscal Policy Measures, which include significant tariff reductions on cars and other goods, alongside an updated Import Prohibition list for non-ECOWAS member states.

The Nigerian Federal Government has established a technical committee to critically review a proposed $200 billion Integrated Gas, Power, and High-Speed Rail Project, aiming to assess its feasibility and impact.

The Nigerian Federal Government dismissed a recent United States advisory regarding the departure of non-emergency personnel, asserting that Nigeria remains safe.

The Nigerian government insisted the country is safe despite a US travel advisory that led to the evacuation of non-emergency embassy staff, aiming to reassure citizens and visitors.

Nigeria's government has reassured citizens and investors of the country's stability, citing significant security gains and ongoing reforms, despite a routine US advisory and dismissing claims of instability.

The Nigerian government has awarded a N3.8bn contract for a 2MW solar mini-grid at Aliko Dangote University, aiming to improve electricity supply on the campus.

Nigeria's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs has presented Letters of Credence to three ambassadors-designate, authorizing them to represent Nigeria in the UK, France, and the UN.

Nigerian politician Peter Obi has expressed concern over the escalating insecurity in the country, citing recent attacks in Plateau and other states, and questioned President Tinubu’s assurances on security.

The Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN) has condemned recent killings in Jos, Plateau State, urging the Federal Government to act swiftly and warning officials to step aside if they cannot protect lives.

The Nigerian Federal Government has confirmed that port upgrades are a nationwide initiative, including Warri, Calabar, and Onne, to enhance maritime infrastructure and efficiency.

The Nigerian Federal Government, First Lady, NGF, Dangote Group, NNPC, and the Emeka Foundation have collectively donated ₦65 billion to the Community Food Bank Trust Fund.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has declared Friday, April 3, and Monday, April 6, 2026, as public holidays across the nation to observe the Easter celebration.

The Federal Government of Nigeria's (FGN) bond auction in March 2026 experienced strong investor demand, resulting in a 4.28% oversubscription, as reported by the Debt Management Office (DMO).

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar criticized the Nigerian Presidency and National Assembly for the rapid approval of a fresh $6 billion external loan in under four hours.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has formalized an agreement to deploy the Products Authentication and Tracking System (PATS) to combat counterfeit and substandard goods and restore confidence in Nigerian markets.

The Nigerian Federal Government has graduated a cohort of health fellows in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) and onboarded a new group. The program aims to train youths from all 774 local government areas to serve as health sector reform ambassadors in their communities.

A Federal High Court has affirmed the final forfeiture of $13 million to the Nigerian government, ruling that the funds were proceeds of unlawful activities linked to Aisha Achimugu.

Nigeria's government announced plans to close Almajiri centers that fail to meet new standards for welfare, curriculum, and infrastructure, in an effort to end street begging.

The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) has warned the Nigerian government against implementing a new sugary drinks tax, citing potential harm to businesses, job losses, and inconsistency with economic recovery goals.

The Nigerian Federal Government has unveiled an initiative aimed at lifting 50 million people out of poverty by 2030, announced at a National Technical Workshop for stakeholders in the humanitarian sector.

The Nigerian Federal Government has set March 31 as the deadline for reopening the Enugu–Onitsha expressway to public use.

The Nigerian Federal Government is backing teacher upskilling initiatives to achieve its target of 70% digital literacy, with NITDA outlining plans to equip educators for a tech-driven future.

The Nigerian government is inviting applications for the fully funded NDDC Foreign Scholarship for the 2026/2027 academic session, open to Niger Delta youths with strong academic qualifications.

The Government of Ghana has commended Nigerian authorities, particularly the Department of State Services (DSS), for successfully rescuing 44 Ghanaian nationals from a criminal network that lured foreigners with false promises.

The Nigerian government has finalized an agreement for Coventry University to establish a campus in Alaro City, offering Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in STEMM, Business, and TVET fields.

Nigeria's federal government is taking steps to resolve a nationwide gas supply crisis that has led to widespread electricity blackouts across the country.

The Nigerian government is expanding oral health services to reach three million people, integrating dental care into primary healthcare to boost national Read More:…

The Nigerian government has terminated the Customs' 7% FAAC deduction policy, introducing a new 4% Free-on-Board funding model that is expected to impact federal revenue.

The federal government of Nigeria has launched an investigation into unusual gas bubbling reported in a community in Rivers State, with preliminary findings indicating no connection to existing oil infrastructure.

The Nigerian federal government has assured its citizens that it will protect their online rights and privacy, stating that it has developed policy and regulatory frameworks to strengthen cybersecurity.

The Nigerian government has issued a warning to content creators against unauthorized sharing of public videos, threatening legal sanctions under the Data Protection Act.

The head of government relations for TikTok in Sub-Saharan Africa discussed how the platform handles takedown requests from the Nigerian government, emphasizing their assessment based on community guidelines rather than automatic compliance.

The ECOWAS Court of Justice has issued an order for Nigeria to decongest its overcrowded prisons. The ruling mandates the Nigerian government to address the issue within a six-month timeframe.

The Nigerian government has introduced a new free service for resolving tax disputes through the newly established Tax Ombud office, aiming to build trust and resolve issues without cost.

S&P Global Ratings upgraded Nigeria's credit rating to 'B', citing improving macroeconomic conditions and ongoing economic reforms, marking the first upgrade in 14 years. The Nigerian government has welcomed this upgrade, stating it reflects growing confidence in the nation's economic reforms.

The Nigerian government is encouraging pastoralists to embrace modern livestock farming and ranching practices to improve breeds, pasture, and resolve ongoing farmer-herder conflicts.

The Office of the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation (HCSF) has issued a clarification regarding reports about the approval of a 40 percent peculiar allowance for federal civil servants.

The Nigerian government has scheduled June 17, 2026, for the nationwide Digital Switch Over, aiming to transform broadcasting and advertising across the country.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has deployed Mining Marshals to enhance intelligence gathering, compliance monitoring, and operational oversight within the solid minerals sector.

The Nigerian government has announced the minimum admissible UTME score for 2026 admissions into tertiary institutions, following a policy meeting in Abuja.

Nigeria's minister has warned telecom operators that they must ensure measurable improvements in their services or face appropriate regulatory action from the government.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has announced plans to resolve outstanding obligations to contractors, emphasizing its importance for business confidence, job creation, and economic stability.

The Nigerian Federal Government has initiated steps to settle outstanding obligations owed to local contractors. Officials assure that the process will be handled in a fair, transparent, and structured manner to rebuild confidence.

The Nigerian government has inducted 65 newly appointed ambassadors, following President Bola Tinubu's approval of their postings in March.

An Assemblies of God cleric has called on the Nigerian government to address the severe economic hardship facing citizens, emphasizing the church's role in national development.

A US lawmaker has criticized the Nigerian government under President Tinubu for its compliance with security aid conditions. The lawmaker urged a review of funding, citing concerns over the effectiveness and accountability of the assistance.

The Nigerian government is backing a new garment factory in Abuja with the aim of curbing clothing imports, boosting industrialisation, and creating jobs for economic growth.

A report highlights opacity and weak audit trails in the Nigerian federal government's spending, indicating abuse of the Fiscal Responsibility Act.

The Nigerian government has inaugurated new board members for the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC), with Chairman Magnus Abe pledging stronger leadership and improved oversight.

The Nigerian government has tasked its newly appointed ambassadors with the responsibility of projecting a positive image of the nation, advancing national interests, and navigating global challenges with limited resources.

A lawyer has filed a lawsuit against the Nigerian government and army, challenging the reintegration program for former Boko Haram fighters. The suit argues that many participants are reasonably suspected of having committed terrorism, murder, and other grave offenses.

Education stakeholders in Nigeria are calling for the government to prioritize teachers' welfare, motivation, and professional development to achieve meaningful education reform.

Negotiations between the Nigerian government, marketers, and airlines over the aviation fuel crisis have ended without resolution, potentially leading to increased airfares or a suspension of operations.

During a panel session at the 9th edition of the Vanguard Economic Discourse in Lagos, stakeholders raised concerns and called on the Nigerian federal government to address insecurity and promote youth participation in the agricultural sector.

The Federal Government of Nigeria announced that the agricultural sector is undergoing a gradual transformation with early signs of recovery, despite persistent structural challenges affecting food production and security.

Learning Mandarin is fostering cultural exchange, diplomacy, and economic cooperation, thereby strengthening Nigeria-China ties for a shared future, according to envoys and the Nigerian government.

Boko Haram has issued a 72-hour ultimatum for 416 captives in Borno, threatening to scatter them if their ransom demands are not met by the Nigerian government.

The Nigerian government has launched new hotlines to combat school bullying. Find the phone numbers, WhatsApp, and email for victims to report incidents. Read More:…

Nigeria's Federal Government has called an emergency meeting with airline operators to address the hike in aviation fuel prices, urging them to suspend plans for a shutdown and fare increases.

Nigeria's federal government is increasing security measures at key airports and prisons in Abuja and Niger State, with agencies collaborating to counter terror threats from groups like ISWAP and Boko Haram.

The Nigerian Federal Government has launched applications for its TVET 2.0 program, aiming to enhance youth skills and employment opportunities.

The Nigerian government has dropped terrorism financing charges against former Attorney-General of the Federation Malami and his son. They subsequently pleaded not guilty to newly amended charges.

The Nigerian Federal Government incurred a subsidy obligation of N418.79 billion in the fourth quarter of 2025, according to data from the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission. This highlights significant government spending in the power sector.

The Nigerian government is moving to establish a National Cybersecurity Coordination Council to safeguard the country's rapidly growing digital economy from increasing cyber threats.

Nigeria’s government plans to seek cheaper funding and global support at the upcoming IMF/World Bank meetings to address economic pressures stemming from geopolitical tensions.

The Nigerian government has identified Tukur Mamu, Simon Ekpa, and 46 other individuals and entities as terrorism financiers, citing their alleged funding of groups like ISWAP.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has initiated a nationwide registration framework for car dealers to improve traceability, sanitize the auto market, and facilitate financing for industry stakeholders.

The Nigerian government has reportedly wasted N60 billion on a failed Digital Switch Over (DSO) project, while the NBC prepares to unveil FreeTV on May 15.

The Nigerian Federal Government has reaffirmed its commitment to improving electricity supply across the country, with plans to boost power in Ogun state through a new substation.

The Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) has introduced new savings bonds, offering retail investors secure investment opportunities with annual returns of up to 14.082%.

The Arewa Youth Assembly has called on the Nigerian Federal Government to equip security agencies with modern weapons and drones to effectively combat insurgency in the country.

The Nigerian government has issued a flood warning for ten states, anticipating heavy rainfall. The warning advises residents in the affected areas to prepare for potential flooding.

The Nigerian government expelled controversial US missionary Alex Barber, accusing him of making inflammatory statements capable of inciting violence and deepening divisions, particularly in Plateau State.

The Nigerian Federal Government, state governors, and major corporations including Dangote and NNPCL have committed N65 billion to establish a national food bank.

An article inspired by Fela Kuti's work delves into the pervasive corruption and systemic theft within Nigeria's government, questioning the extent of the issue.

US Representative Chris Smith has condemned the recent killings in Nigeria's Plateau State, highlighting a disturbing pattern and urging the Nigerian government to protect Christian communities.

The Nigerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced the evacuation of 1,230 Nigerians from Niger in two batches, with returnees arriving on March 23 and March 29.

The Nigerian Federal Government is collaborating with universities to drive innovation in artificial intelligence, skills development, and the digital economy through specialized research clusters.

The Nigerian government is reportedly considering economic intervention measures, highlighting the imperative of such actions in response to the ongoing Middle East war.

The Nigerian Federal Government has stated that the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has lost five out of the last ten years to strikes, highlighting the impact on the education sector.

Nigerian authorities have ordered civil servants to work from home due to road closures necessitated by activities scheduled at Eagle Square, the venue for the APC convention.

The Nigerian government, through the Debt Management Office (DMO), has opened subscriptions for N750bn in FGN March bonds to finance budget deficits and manage fiscal pressures.

Nigeria’s Federal Government has officially prohibited cash tax collection and the use of roadblocks for revenue enforcement under new tax law regulations.

The Nigerian government has called on the media to intensify its anti-corruption efforts, emphasizing the media's crucial role in shaping public perception and driving accountability.

The Nigerian Federal Government has engaged global development partners, industry leaders, and policymakers to boost investment in an ongoing initiative aimed at providing skill acquisition to millions of Nigerian youths.

The Nigerian Federal Government has launched the National Single Window initiative, a system designed to significantly reduce cargo dwell time by streamlining documentation, customs processing, and regulatory approvals.

The Nigerian government has officially inaugurated the new board for the National Pension Commission (PenCom), tasking it with upholding corporate governance and safeguarding over N28 trillion in pension assets.

The National Air Traffic Controllers Association (NATCA) has urged the Nigerian government to address urgent safety concerns in the country's airspace, citing obsolete equipment, low morale, and excessive workload as threats to operations.

An industry CEO explains that the Nigerian government's neglect of indigenous food processors is a critical missing link in the nation’s pursuit of food security.

The Nigerian Federal Government is set to introduce a Learner Identification Number (LIN) for school children from primary level and will phase out the Junior Secondary School (JSS) entrance examination.

Former presidential candidate Peter Obi has called on the Nigerian federal government to stop making excuses and take immediate action against rising terror threats, citing a recent Global Terrorism Index report.

The Nigerian government is turning correctional centres into farm hubs via public-private partnerships to boost inmate rehabilitation and skills. Read More: https://punchng.com/fg-unveils-plan-to-turn-correctional-centres-into-farm-hubs/

Nigeria's federal government is pursuing tax reforms designed to create a fairer and more inclusive system, promoting equity and opportunity for women, youth, and small businesses.

The Nigerian government has declared mathematics as central to the nation's progress, highlighting its role in addressing educational challenges and the importance of the National Mathematical Centre.

The Nigerian government defends President Tinubu’s UK visit, describing it as a strategic move to strengthen diplomatic, economic, and cultural ties. Read More: https://punchng.com/fg-defends-tinubus-uk-visit-highlights-strategic-nigeria%e2%80%91uk-ties/

The Nigerian government has dismissed allegations that it seized a British-developed lithium project and handed it to Chinese operators, describing the claim as false and part of a smear campaign by a mining firm. The post Nigerian govt denies ‘British lithium project’ seizure, alleges smear campaign ahead of Tinubu’s UK visit appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.