Latest news summary in Nigeria
Nigeria attracted $1.4 billion in inflows in June after lifting foreign exchange (FX) curbs.
West African leaders of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) have met with the leader of the military junta in Niger.
ECOWAS's military standby force is preparing for possible intervention in Niger, including the use of force.
The ECOWAS regional bloc has ordered the deployment of a regional force against the military junta in Niger.
Nigeria's President has proposed prioritizing dialogue to resolve the crisis in Niger.
The Governor of Taraba state has approved free medical checkups for traditional rulers.
A Nigerian lawmaker has criticized ECOWAS's military power and urged President Tinubu and others not to drag Nigeria into war.
The Nigerian Central Bank Governor has filed a fresh lawsuit against the Federal Government.
The ECOWAS regional bloc is considering the use of force in Niger while giving dialogue a chance.
There have been attacks in Nigeria that resulted in the killing of 20 villagers and others wounded.
The Nigerian Stock Exchange, Central Securities Clearing System, and Euroclear are creating a dollar settlement platform for fintechs.
Survivors report that at least 20 villagers have been killed in the latest attack in Nigeria's north.
A Nigerian lawyer has criticized the coup in Niger as unconstitutional and expressed discontent over ECOWAS's activation of military forces.
Imams council in Nigeria has warned the Senate against delaying and blamed the "cabals" for El-Rufai's ordeal.
ECOWAS member states are putting together an intervention force for Niger.
The ECOWAS regional bloc has activated its standby force for possible intervention in Niger.
West African leaders have stated that all options for Niger are still on the table, including the use of force.
West African leaders are seeking a diplomatic solution to the coup in Niger.
An emergency summit of ECOWAS is being held in Abuja to discuss the political crisis in Niger.
The Governor of Taraba state has approved free medical treatment for traditional rulers.
ECOWAS's sanctions on Niger are negatively impacting its citizens.
An emergency summit of ECOWAS is being held in Abuja to discuss the political crisis in Niger.
Nigeria's Governor Kefas has approved free medical treatment for traditional rulers in Taraba state.
The crisis in Niger is being discussed at an emergency summit of ECOWAS in Abuja.
ECOWAS is leaning towards dialogue as a solution to the coup in Niger, and military deployment is unlikely.
The negotiation with the military regime should be the foundation of ECOWAS's approach to Niger, according to the President of ECOWAS.
An emergency summit of ECOWAS is being held in Abuja to discuss the political crisis in Niger.
The Governor of Taraba state has approved free medical treatment for traditional rulers.
ECOWAS's sanctions on Niger are negatively impacting its citizens.
An emergency summit of ECOWAS is being held in Abuja to discuss the political crisis in Niger.
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