1. The Agric sector recorded 0.9% decline in Q1, after years of positive growth. Report by, The Guardian NG.
2. West African leaders hold an "extraordinary summit" on Niger amid the latest military coup, with possible sanctions looming. Report by, News 18.

1. Late Ojukwu wife Bianca, Wins a Legal Battle to take over his estate, and transport company.
2. Striking doctors reject a 25% salary increase, offered by the Federal Government.
3. Starting with $5 million in ad revenue, X will now reward qualified creators in Nigeria, and other countries.

1. IPOB leader, Kanu declares end To Sit-at-home in South East, over his detention. Report by, The Guardian NG.
2. Subsidy Removal Crisis Deepens, As Labour Leaders Walk Out Of Meeting With the Federal Government. Report by, The independent NG.

1. Fuel Subsidy Removal in Nigeria is Hurting Refineries In Europe.
2. MTN Nigeria’s half-year profit weakens by 29%.
3. The Federal Ministry of Transportation encourages Nigerians to consider bicycles, as an alternative means of commuting, as part of efforts to promote a cleaner environment.

1. President Tinubu makes Fresh Appointments, into Nigeria Customs. Report by, Politics Nigeria.
2. Multinational technology company Google has partnered with Africa-based card scheme Verve, to allow Nigerians to pay with Naira cards on Play Store. Report by, The Paypers.

1. President Tinubu has submitted the names of 28 people for ministerial positions, to the Senate for screening and confirmation.
2. Airtel Africa loses $471 million, to CBN’s naira devaluation.
3. The World Bank urges the Federal Government to reduce Borrowing from the CBN, to manage the rising inflation.

1. Reports suggest that 43% of Nigerian Children Engage in the Worst Form, of Child Labour. Report by, Thisday life.
2. The House of Representatives said it will ensure the recovery of the over $9 billion gas flaring fines, imposed on erring oil companies. Report by, all Africa.

1. The much-talked-about ministerial list of President Bola Tinubu is likely to be released this last week of July 2023.
2. The NDLEA has arrested a drug lord in Lagos state, the suspect gave his mule, 93 pallets of cocaine to swallow.
3. Nigerian Journalists To Federal Government Say, the Petrol Price Hike is Suffocating Nigerians.

1. Davido bows to pressure and deletes controversial music video. Report by, Nigerian Tribune.
2. The highly-anticipated edition of the Big Brother Naija show, BBNaija All-Stars, debuted on Sunday, July 23, 2023. Report by, the net ng.

1. Nigerian officials say the 103 bodies from End Sars 2020 protests, will be buried.
2. The NNPC Limited is planning to hand over its three refineries to a reputable third party, with experience in operating and maintaining them.
3. Nigerians have been warned, to beware of a Facebook page impersonating a popular financial app, and offering false loans.

1. President Bola Tinubu, has finally made ready his highly anticipated ministerial list available, for screening by the Senate. Report by, The Will News.
2. Eight Nigerian Teachers, have been sponsored to Teach the Yoruba Language and Culture, in the USA, for one academic session. Report by, Vanguard NG.

1. SERAP drags the CBN to Court, over its regulation requesting bank customers, to provide their social media handles.
2. The Court Restrains Swift Networks Limited, From Accessing its 7 billion naira in 25 Banks.
3. The Federal Government Plans to Delist Loan Apps Involved in Illegal Operations, and Harassment of Nigerians.

"Breaking News: NNPC Limited signs agreement for Floating Liquefied Natural Gas, and Atiku urges the court, to uphold eye-neck's submission, in his favour. This and More, are the latest news developments in Nigeria. This is a quick summary list, of Nigeria's News Headlines from News Scroll, at Midday. I am Lola, and Today is July 22nd, 2023.Here are top News Headlines, filtered from multiple sources.

1. University Of Lagos Increases Tuition Fees, for Undergraduate Students. Report by, Thisday Live

2. The NNPC Limited starts Dividend Remittance into the Federation Account, as reported by, Thisday Live

Our final 3 headlines are as reported by Vanguard NG, Politics NG, and Africa Newsroom.

1. Former governor of Delta state, Mr. James Ibori, has accused a London judge, of being impartial for ordering the confiscation of his $130 million.

2. Atiku Abubakar has urged the Presidential Election Petition Court, to uphold the eye-neck’s submission, of winning 21 states during the presidential election.

3. NNPC Limited Inks Floating Liquefied Natural Gas Heads of Agreement, with UTM Offshore Limited, Advancing Domestic Gas Use across Nigeria.

This Rounds Up the Mid Day's News Updates in Nigeria, via News scroll.

1. The Nigeria Union of Local Government Employees has called for a 300 percent increase in the minimum wage for workers across all sectors. Report by, Daily Post.
2. Nigeria holds Olympic champions Canada, with a penalty save in the Women’s World Cup. Report by, France 24.

1. President Tinubu has approved the establishment of the Infrastructure Support Fund, for the 36 states, to cushion the effects of the petrol subsidy removal.
2. Ikeja Electric signs MOU With OEMs, For Customised Cable supply.
3. Nigeria's foreign reserves continue its downward trend, despite recent reforms embarked on by the CBN.

1. Indications suggest that President Bola Tinubu, may settle for the former governor of Kano State, Umar Ganduje, as the next national chairman of the APC. Report by, The Guardian NG.
2. Nigeria ends its 3-year ban, on naira payments for remittances. Report by, Coin Geek.

1. The Electric Vehicle Development Plan in Nigeria is reportedly entering its final stage for ratification and implementation.
2. Ecobank Nigeria Limited plans to appeal a judgment by the Federal High Court, which delivered a judgment in favor of Honeywell Flour against the bank and ordered it to pay the sum of 72 billion naira.
3. Court threatens Emefiele with an arrest warrant, because of a 53 million dollar debt.

1. The Nigeria Labour Congress has criticized the president for being so tough on citizens, by the continued price hike in petrol. Report by, Politics Nigeria.
2. The Nigerian Government has outlined plans, to commence the development of electric vehicles, under its Automotive Policy. Report by, Nairametrics.

1. The Nigerian Culture and Entertainment Economy has announced a plan to boost the sector's growth, by transforming Nigeria into Africa's creative capital.
2. The Federal Government plans to sanction trade associations, hiking food prices excessively.
3. The Labour Party says Nigerians will face hard times under the administration, of the APC.