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1. Turkish companies have been called in, to secure Nigeria’s borders. Report by, Defense Web.
2. The Lagos state police command has inaugurated a special team to probe the controversial death of Nigerian singer, Mohbad. Report by, Legit NG.

1. Vice President Shettima, Appoints Peter Obi’s Running Mate’s Brother, Hakeem Baba-Ahmed, As Special Adviser.
2. Nigeria and Cuba ink new agreements, on agricultural technology.
3. Hakeem Muri Okunola, has resigned as the Lagos State Head of Service, following his appointment as President Bola Tinubu's Principal Secretary.

1. The controversy surrounding the leadership of the CBN appears to be waning, as there are reports that the suspended Governor, Godwin Emefiele, had resigned from his position last month, paving the way for OlayemiCardoso’s appointment. Report by, Nairametrics.
2. The Lagos State Police Command has commenced a full investigation into the singer's death, popularly known as Moh-bad. Report by, ICIR.

1. The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited has announced senior management changes.
2. Professor Wole Soyinka has insisted that both Obi, and Atiku Abubakar, did not win the presidential election.
3. President Bola Tinubu, has approved the nomination of Dr. Jamila Bio Ibrahim as Minister of Youth, and Mr. Ayodele Olawande as Minister of State, of the ministry.

1. The Ex-governor of Kaduna state, Nasir El-Rufai, has said it was during former President Olusegun Obasanjo's tenure, that Nigeria "went back into proper integrated planning". Report by, Legit NG.
2. Lagos State has postponed its planned closure, of Third Mainland Bridge. Report by, Nairametrics.

1. President Tinubu appoints Tope Fasua, As Special Adviser.
2. President Tinubu, set to attend 78th UN General Assembly, in New York.
3. The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control has clarified that the exit of GlaxoSmithKline pharmaceutical company is not the cause of the increase in drug prices in the country, but rather the fall in the valuation of naira.

1. The NNPC Limited has denied speculations that, it plans to move its headquarters in Abuja to Lagos State. Report by, the Vanguard NG.
2. UNILAG slashes tuition, and other fees, after students’ protests. Report by, ICIR.

1. The police says it will conduct a comprehensive investigation, into the death of Nigerian artist, Mohbad.
2. The Lagos State Ministry of Transportation has announced the closure of the third mainland bridge, for remedial repairs.
3. Governor Sanwo Olu announces minor changes in his cabinet designations.

1. The Academic Staff Union of Universities has rejected the plan by the federal government, for a new funding plan for public universities. Report by, Politics Nigeria.
2. Tributes pour in, as Nigerian rapper, MohBad, is buried in Ikorodu. Report by, the vanguard NG.

1. The Nigerian-born United States Deputy Treasury Secretary, Wally Adeyemo, is expected to visit Nigeria, to boost economic ties between the US, and Nigeria.
2. The Federal Government has certified the blue rail infrastructure of the Lagos Rail Mass Transit, as safe for passenger operations.
3. Nigeria hit by a widespread blackout, in 'total system collapse'.

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1. At least 13 states, and 50 communities, are likely to witness heavy rainfall, which may lead to flooding, the National Emergency Management Agency has warned. Report by, the Will News.

2. The Confederation of African Football (CAF), has listed 85 referees for a preparatory course, ahead of the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations, and No Nigerian referees made the shortlist. Report by, the Vanguard NG.

Our final 3 headlines are as reported by Nairametrics, BNN Bloomberg, and Politics Nigeria.

1. The Presidency has clarified the controversy surrounding the lifting of the UAE visa ban on Nigerians, saying that the lifting of the ban, doesn’t mean airlines would begin operations immediately.

2. Nigeria's Money Changers Plan Mergers, to Boost Access to US Dollars.

3. UNILAG students stage another protest, over tuition hike.

This Rounds Up the News Updates in Nigeria, via News Scroll.

1. The Federal Government Inaugurates Freight Services, on the Apapa e-bar-don Cargo Rail. Report by, Politics Nigeria.
2. President Bola Tinubu has called for a thorough, and comprehensive investigation, into the recurring tragedy of fatal boat incidents, across the nation. Report by, The Vanguard NG.

1. Nigerian telecommunications company, 9mobile, has proposed a partnership with the Cross River state government.
2. Nigeria’s central bank has instructed the nation’s lenders, to divert windfall currency revaluation gains into buffers, against future losses, following the devaluation of the naira earlier this year.
3. The National Assembly Elections Petition Tribunal sitting in Tafawa Balewa Square, Lagos State, has invalidated the election victory of Thaddeus Atta from the Labour Party, as the duly elected representative for Eti Osa Federal Constituency.

1. The Association of Bureaux De Change Operators of Nigeria has called on the CBN, to grant its operators digital autonomy, in order to achieve exchange rate convergence. Report by, The Cable NG.
2. The United States Chamber of Commerce has extended an invitation to President Bola Tinubu to participate in the closing bell ceremony, at NASDAQ. Report by Nairametrics.

1. Enugu state government said that the UK government has approved a visa center, for the state to facilitate visa applications.
2. : Nigeria’s first indigenous chartered accountant, Akintola Williams, passes away at age 104.
3. The United States President, Joe Biden, who met with President Bola Tinubu on the sidelines of the G20 in New Delhi, India, said the meeting was to reaffirm the country’s commitment, to the US-Nigeria relationship.

1. Domestic carrier, United Nigeria Airlines, has received approval for the operation of international flights. Report by, The Will News.
2. President Bore-la Tin-nu-boo will meet with the authorities of the United Arab Emirates, after his G-20 Summit in India. Report by, Channels TV.

1. U.S. court fast-tracks release of Tinubu’s Chicago records to Atiku, before the Supreme Court filing deadline.
2. Online reports alleging the arrest, and detention of Aisha Ahmad, the Deputy Governor of the CBN in charge of Financial System Stability, are not factual.
3. The UK Government Announces Free Visa, and 10million naira Offer to Nigerian Graduates, Ready to Relocate.

1. President Bore-la Tin-nu-boo, in New Delhi, India, expressed Nigeria’s commitment to play a major role within the G-20, and contribute to shaping a more equitable world. Report by, The News Nigeria.
2. President Bola Tinubu has extended his heartfelt condolences, to King Mohammed of Morocco, following Saturday’s devastating earthquake, in Morocco. Report by, Channels TV.

1. Nigerian Passenger on Egypt Air Flight, Dies in Cairo, Enroute to London.
2. The Lagos State Government has dissolved its Park and Garages Committee, to allow the NURTW to coordinate activities across motor parks and garages in the state.
3. Nigeria has signed a multi-billion dollar deal with an Indian investment agency, to support infrastructure projects, including power, rails, warehousing, and ports.