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City Boy Movement State House
“That is not noise. That is organisation”: Tinubu hails City Boy Movement at State House
The President tells youth groups he is “very proud” of them, says the movement now counts more than 4.8 million verifiable members, and urges peaceful, lawful campaigning before 16 January.
File photo. Photo: Nosa Asemota / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
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Economy Subsidy
“Nigeria will go bankrupt”: Tinubu rules out any return to petrol subsidy
Responding to Atiku Abubakar’s proposed “production subsidy”, the President says the country has nothing left to pay for it and that the economy is “on the right trajectory”.
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Policy Diplomacy
A first in 66 years: Tinubu receives UN’s proposed 2027 budget
Nigeria’s UN envoy, Ambassador Jimoh Ibrahim, who chairs the General Assembly’s budget committee, presents the seven-volume proposal from Secretary-General António Guterres.
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Policy Student loans
NELFUND passes ₦355bn in student loans as 1.66 million apply
More than ₦192bn has gone directly to 319 institutions as fees, and the first graduates in work have begun repaying, according to figures to 3 September.
File photo. Photo: Michael Sean Gallagher from London, United Kingdom / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0
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Policy Infrastructure
Coastal highway: Section One complete, Section Two due by mid-November, says Umahi
The Works Minister rejects claims the Lagos–Calabar project has been abandoned, saying surveying is under way along the Edo, Delta, Bayelsa and Rivers axis.
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Campaign On the trail
Kaduna to Lagos: APC unveils 37-stop rally timetable, flag-off on 24 October
The campaign council’s schedule takes the Tinubu/Shettima ticket to every state capital and the FCT, with the President expected to attend rallies in about 12 states.
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City Boy Movement Grassroots
City Boy Movement builds from the ward up in Oyo and Ondo
The movement pledges one million votes in Oyo, inaugurates its Ondo executives in Akure, and says it is targeting 10 million youth votes nationwide.
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Campaign Campaign Council
Tinubu inaugurates campaign council, tells APC to deliver every polling unit
Governors from across party lines, the FCT Minister and the leadership of the National Assembly line up behind a second term as the party pledges a contest of “ideas, records, and policies”.
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Economy Prices
Inflation falls to 15.39% as CBN cuts policy rate to 23%
Headline inflation is down from 23.14 per cent a year earlier. The government says its reforms are aimed at bringing it to single digits.
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Economy World Bank
World Bank: Nigeria grew 4.2% in first half of 2026 as reserves climb to $53.8bn
The Bank raises its 2026 forecast to 4.3 per cent and reports a 69 per cent real rise in federation revenues. The President says the findings show reform is on track.
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Campaign Analysis
The big tent: how a wave of governors crossed over to the APC
From Bayelsa to Kano, five governors have joined the ruling party since mid-2025. The party says it now controls 31 states.
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Economy Explainer
Explainer: what the new tax laws mean for small businesses and low earners
Four laws in force since 1 January 2026 exempt small companies from company income tax and take minimum-wage earners out of personal income tax.
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Policy Independence @66
At 66, Tinubu pledges stronger primary healthcare and basic education for poor Nigerians
In his Independence Day address, the President says the economy has grown by over 4 per cent this year and promises to widen direct support to poor households.
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