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NIGERIA NEWS
FG DENIES NIGERIA’S INVOLVEMENT IN FAILED NIGER COUP
Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Sola Enikanolaiye, has denied reports alleging Nigeria’s involvement in the recent failed coup attempt in Niger Republic. Speaking to journalists, he reaffirmed Nigeria’s commitment to democratic governance, non-interference, and regional peace in West Africa. He urged ECOWAS partners to focus on diplomacy and constitutional order rather than speculation.
PRESIDENCY CLARIFIES TINUBU’S US COURT PROCEEDINGS
The Presidency has addressed ongoing litigation in Washington DC involving President Bola Tinubu. Officials clarified that the matter is a civil suit on access to government records, not a criminal case. The statement explained that while on a working vacation in Europe, the President invoked privacy rights under a FOIA exemption to oppose the release of unredacted documents held by US law enforcement agencies. The Presidency said the move is to protect personal and state information.
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT CRACKS DOWN ON EXAM MALPRACTICE
The Federal Government has issued a strong warning to parents, teachers, school proprietors, principals, invigilators and students against examination malpractice. Authorities said the act undermines merit, distorts academic records, and damages public confidence in Nigerian certificates. The Ministry of Education said monitoring teams will be deployed nationwide during upcoming exams and that offenders will face sanctions.
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DEFENCE MINISTER RULES OUT RANSOM PAYMENT
Minister of Defence, General Christopher Musa, declared that government policy does not support the payment of ransom to kidnappers. He said anyone who pays ransom is acting outside the law and encouraging criminality. The Minister urged communities to support intelligence gathering and security operations as the military intensifies efforts against banditry and kidnapping across the country.
DANGOTE INVESTMENTS CREDITED FOR INDUSTRIAL GROWTH
Leading economists, financial experts and industry stakeholders have described Dangote Group’s investments as major drivers of industrialisation and economic transformation in Nigeria and across Africa. In separate briefings, they pointed to the conglomerate’s impact on job creation, import substitution, foreign exchange conservation, and improved competitiveness of locally made goods. Analysts said such investments are critical as Nigeria pushes for economic diversification.
AFRICAN NEWS
ICC DISMISSES PETITION ON ALLEGED KIDNAPPINGS IN NIGERIA
The International Criminal Court has dismissed an anonymous petition calling for an investigation into alleged crimes against humanity linked to systemic kidnappings in Nigeria. The Court ruled that the application was improperly filed and lacked legal basis. Legal observers said the decision reinforces the ICC’s threshold for admissibility and jurisdiction.
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NEPAL FLASH FLOOD: RESCUE EFFORTS ONGOING
Emergency teams in Nepal rescued workers trapped underground in a hydropower tunnel following last week’s devastating flash flood. The disaster was triggered by a glacial collapse that sent massive waves of water, rock and debris through river valleys. Authorities confirmed hundreds remain missing in Nepal and neighboring Tibet, while relief agencies continue search and recovery operations in difficult terrain.
INDRIVE REAFFIRMS COMMITMENT TO NIGERIA’S MOBILITY SECTOR
Global ride-hailing company inDrive has restated its commitment to Nigeria’s mobility market. The company said it will expand services while improving technology for riders and drivers. The Amalgamated Union of App-Based Transporters of Nigeria, AUATON, challenged inDrive to prioritise drivers’ welfare, fair earnings, and safety measures as the market grows.
INTERNATIONAL / GLOBAL NEWS
TESLA SET TO LAUNCH DRIVERLESS “CYBERCAB” IN TEXAS
Electric vehicle giant Tesla will debut its self-driving robotaxi called “Cybercab” in Texas. First unveiled last year, the gold-colored vehicle has no pedals or steering wheel and is designed to carry passengers on autonomous taxi services. Tesla said the launch positions it to compete with Uber and Waymo. However, state regulations still require human supervisors in many vehicles for safety.
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TRUMP APPEARS ON US ONE DOLLAR COIN
Former US President Donald Trump has become the first living president to appear on US currency in a century after his portrait was featured on a new one dollar coin. The release has generated debate in political and collector circles across the United States.
FARAGE AIDE CAUGHT IN FOREIGN DONATION DISCUSSION
A senior aide to Nigel Farage was filmed suggesting methods to circumvent electoral law in order to secure a foreign donation for Reform UK. The undercover footage broadcast by Channel 4 has sparked calls for investigation into party funding practices ahead of upcoming UK elections.
UK AND FRANCE PLEDGE STRONGER ACTION ON MIGRATION
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham and French President Emmanuel Macron held talks on scaling up joint operations to tackle illegal migration across the Channel. Both leaders agreed to increase intelligence sharing, border patrols, and support for asylum processing to address the humanitarian and security challenges.
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NETHERLANDS MOVES GOLD RESERVES AMID GEOPOLITICAL TENSIONS
The central bank of the Netherlands has transferred a significant portion of its gold reserves out of the United States. Officials cited increasing geopolitical unrest and the need to ensure quick access to assets during a crisis. The move adds to global discussions on financial security and reserve management.
BUSINESS / MARKETS / EXCHANGE
NIGERIAN EXCHANGE OPENS WITH CAUTIOUS TRADING
The Nigerian Exchange opened trading with cautious optimism. Investors watched banking, consumer goods and industrial stocks following new policy statements from Abuja. Market analysts said sentiment was supported by positive commentary on manufacturing and local production.
MANUFACTURING STOCKS GAIN FROM INDUSTRIAL COMMENTARY
Stocks in the manufacturing sector drew attention after economists highlighted the role of major industrial groups in driving import substitution and job creation. Traders said long-term confidence in local production is improving market outlook.
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NAIRA HOLDS STEADY ACROSS MARKETS
The naira traded steady in both official and parallel markets this morning. Bureau de change operators and bank traders attributed stability to moderate dollar supply and cautious demand ahead of further economic briefings from the Central Bank.
COMMODITY PRICES SHAPE GLOBAL MARKET TRENDS
Oil and gold prices continued to influence global and African markets. The Netherlands’ decision to repatriate gold reserves renewed conversations about safe-haven assets. Analysts said commodity movements will remain key for emerging economies this quarter.
ENTERTAINMENT NEWS
BOVI OPENS UP ON CAREER CHOICES AND TYPECASTING
Nigerian comedian, writer and actor Bovi has revealed that early in his career he turned down roles that would have typecast him. He said he was convinced he should not be boxed into one character. Speaking on advice for upcoming entertainers, Bovi said discipline and vision matter more than short-term gains, though he acknowledged that some performers can build wealth by embracing stereotypes if it aligns with their career goals.
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DOLLY PARTON’S HOLLYWOOD STAR REPLACED AFTER VANDALISM
The Hollywood Walk of Fame has replaced the star of late country music legend Dolly Parton after the original was vandalized. Fans and industry colleagues gathered to honor her legacy, describing her as an icon whose music and philanthropy touched generations.
SPORTS NEWS
ATHLETE WELFARE IN FOCUS AS COSTS RISE GLOBALLY
International sports bodies are reviewing welfare and support programs for athletes as rising costs affect training, travel and competition. Federations said protecting athletes’ wellbeing and ensuring fair opportunities remain priorities despite economic pressures. No major fixtures were played overnight.
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