Thursday, September 10, 2026

Here are Today's Headlines for Thursday

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‎Nigeria — Top Stories

‎First Lady on 2027: Sen. Oluremi Tinubu called on Nigerians to support President Tinubu's administration for another four-year term, saying she wants to "enjoy Nigeria in old age". 

‎Senate President denies viral quote: Godswill Akpabio dismissed claims he said Northerners would suffer if Tinubu loses in 2027, calling it a "complete fabrication". 

‎FG pays academic allowance: Federal Government released 8-month Consolidated Academic Tools Allowance for federal universities, polys and colleges of education for Jan-Aug 2026. 

‎Peter Obi convoy in Benue: Police confirmed arrests after thugs blocked NDC presidential candidate Peter Obi's convoy on Tuesday, saying officers acted tactically to avoid escalation. 

‎Oil & gas clampdown: Nigeria's upstream regulator warned flare-gas investors they could lose permits if progress stalls, as part of push to end routine flaring by 2030. 

‎Army shake-up: Nigerian Army redeployed senior officers to key commands — new commander also named to lead operations against Boko Haram in the North-East.

‎Business: Dangote Refinery plans $14bn expansion to 1.4m bpd by 2029 and aims to raise about ₦2.15 trillion ($1.63bn) in IPO from Sept 14 - Oct 13. 

‎World / Markets

‎Markets on edge: European shares edged higher after biggest selloff in 2 months, as traders await ECB decision. Brent crude held above $100 after US-Iran attacks on shipping.

‎ECB today: ECB expected to deliver a 25-basis-point rate hike later today, kicking off a busy central bank week with the Fed and Bank of Japan next week.

‎US: US Southern Command said US launched a strike on a vessel on "narco-trafficking routes in the Caribbean", killing three people.

‎Currencies & Yields: Ghanaian and Ugandan currencies expected to stay on back foot, while US Treasury plans up to $6bn buyback and 10-year yields hit highest since November 2023.

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