Evening News from Nigeria

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Politics

“Uncertainty continues around the Peoples Democratic Party convention in Ibadan, after a court again postponed its ruling on a key jurisdiction dispute.
Supporters of Nyesom Wike are urging the party to comply with existing court orders.
The outcome is expected to influence the PDP’s internal direction in the weeks ahead.”

Economy

“In economic news, the federal government has withdrawn its proposal for a fifteen-percent import duty on petrol and diesel.
Fuel marketers had warned the measure would increase import costs and strain supply lines.
Economists are now watching for any impact on fuel prices and inflation.”

Business

“In business, Aliko Dangote has announced major expansion plans for the Lagos refinery — already the largest in Africa.
Capacity is expected to rise from six hundred and fifty thousand barrels per day to more than one-point-four million.
The development could significantly reduce Nigeria’s dependence on imported fuel.”

Technology

“In technology, Nigeria is stepping up its push toward value-addition and a stronger digital economy.
Recent policy measures, including limits on raw shea-nut exports, aim to encourage domestic processing.
Meanwhile, innovation hubs such as the Ilorin Innovation Hub continue to expand support for startups and digital talent.”

Entertainment

“In entertainment, tensions persist at the Museum of West African Art in Benin City.
Protesters recently disrupted an event over concerns surrounding the treatment of Benin Bronzes and other cultural artefacts.
Dialogue is ongoing as stakeholders seek a resolution that respects both heritage and community interests.”

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