The Supreme Court has taken a major action on the Muhammadu Sanusi II vs Aminu Ado Bayero Emirate tussle in Kano as 2027 election matter springs in between.
Nigerian government updates the banned import list, including cement and fertiliser, effective April 1, 2026, amid World Bank's calls to enhance competitiveness.
The trade standoff between Washington and Beijing is not sustainable, US Treasury Scott Bessent said Tuesday, predicting the tit-for-tat tariff war would de-escalate soon. Bessent told the event Tuesday that he expects a de-escalation in the near future, according to a person who was in the room.
The Nigerian currency has crashed against the US dollar, shortly after the US currency hit a three-year low. The naira depreciated to N1,606.50 per dollar.
Nigerian government has finally given an official statement on the airport concession deals. The statement explains what is true, and what is not.
The Volkswagen group on Tuesday unveiled a series of new vehicles and a driver assistance system built "in China for China", which it hopes will help reverse its declining fortunes in the world's largest car market. Volkswagen also presented a new generation of driver assistance "specifically designed for the complex traffic conditions in China".
European Central Bank chief Christine Lagarde said Tuesday that she hoped US President Donald Trump would not oust the country's central bank boss Jerome Powell prematurely. "I hope that a trade deal will be something that can be considered by both partners, the United States and China," Lagarde said Tuesday.
The ogun state government had earlier set target dates in 2023 and 2024 to begin passenger operations, but missed them. It appears that 2025 it will happen.
German chemicals giant BASF said Tuesday it had exited two joint ventures in China's Xinjiang region after its local partner was alleged to have participated in rights abuses against the local Uyghur minority. BASF said at the time it had no indication that employees of the joint ventures were involved in rights violations, only staff of its local partner.
Sweden, Finland, Norway and Lithuania plan to beef up military capabilities around the Baltic Sea with a joint order for several hundred CV90 combat vehicles, Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson said Tuesday. "Our focus right now is on a potential coordinated acquisition of the CV90 infantry fighting vehicles with Sweden, Lithuania, Finland and Norway together," Kristersson said.
The union had earlier issued an ultimatum to NIMET stating their demands. With the expiration of the ultimatum, strike commences tonight at all Nigerian airports.
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