ArticleUK Commits £12.4m to Back Nigeria’s Economic Reform AgendaThe United Kingdom has launched new programmes worth £12.4 million to support Nigeria’s ongoing economic reforms, focusing on governance, trade, and inclusive growth.95News•12/5/2025
ArticleCustoms Board Elevates Senior Officers in Sweeping Reform DriveThe Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has undergone a major shake-up following the approval of new management appointments and special promotions by the Customs Board, marking one of the most significant leadership restructuring exercises in recent years.95News•11/27/2025
ArticleAPC Defends $1 Billion Lagos Ports Investment, Rejects Claims of Region-BiasThe All Progressives Congress (APC) in Lagos has robustly defended a federal government approval of US$1 billion for the modernisation of the Apapa and Tin Can Island ports, dismissing opposition accusations that the investment favours Lagos at the expense of other regional ports95News•10/28/2025
ArticleGermany–Nigeria trade volumes hit €3 billion — a deeper lookTrade relations have grown significantly — from about €2 billion to roughly €3 billion — reflecting Nigeria’s economic recovery and deeper commercial ties with Germany, where more than 90 German firms are active across sectors.” — German Embassy / Ambassador Annett Günther.95News•10/23/2025
