The Federal Government has announced a revised minimum wage of ₦70,000 for public sector workers, effective July 2026. The decision follows tripartite committee recommendations and is expected to affect over 1.2 million employees.

The Central Bank of Nigeria introduces a simplified forex window for small businesses, allowing access to foreign currency for raw materials and machinery. The move aims to boost manufacturing and reduce pressure on the parallel market.

Troops of Operation Hadin Kai foiled an attempted attack on a civilian settlement in Damboa, Borno State. Weapons and ammunition were recovered. Authorities confirm no civilian casualties.

The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control records a 40% drop in Lassa fever cases compared to the same period last year. Enhanced surveillance and rapid response teams are credited for the improvement across 17 states.

Over 5,000 delegates gather at the Eko Convention Centre for the 2026 AI summit, featuring workshops on machine learning, fintech, and agricultural tech. Nigerian startups showcase homegrown solutions.

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board releases the minimum cut-off scores for universities, polytechnics, and colleges. The national cut-off is set at 160, with variations for competitive courses.