ITUC-Africa has faulted Nigeria's government plans to remove subsidies on electricity, stating that economic growth should lift Africans out of poverty rather than deepen inequality.

Nigeria's government has inaugurated a presidential task force to enhance Ebola preparedness, aiming for zero cases and learning from the 2014 outbreak.

Nigeria's government is pushing for the delisting of its waters from war-risk zones, citing four consecutive years of zero piracy incidents, which is expected to reduce shipping costs and boost investor confidence.

Experts caution that the upcoming 2027 election in Nigeria could lead to a significant increase in government spending, jeopardizing fiscal stability despite the nation's record public debt.

Nigeria's government has approved the VPASS biometric system for domestic airports, aiming to enhance security, data integrity, and revenue generation.

Nigeria's government has approved 'MoorBeta', a new indigenous meat-type chicken, aimed at boosting poultry production, improving farmer incomes, and enhancing food security amidst ongoing debates on agricultural biotechnology.

Nigeria's government has launched a unified poverty register and a N3.2 trillion fund aimed at streamlining interventions and fostering sustainable economic growth across the nation.

Nigeria's government is monitoring escalating tensions in the Middle East as it assesses potential risks to the country's economic stability, the finance ministry said on Wednesday.

Nigeria's government, through the NBTI, is encouraging universities and other institutions to transform research into marketable products and has launched the NextGen Innovation Challenge to foster this goal.

Nigeria's government, the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), and employers have unveiled a new policy aimed at promoting skills mobility and connecting Nigerian workers with international employment opportunities.

Nigeria's government is intensifying efforts to enhance shea processing, aiming to convert raw shea nuts into higher-value products and secure a larger share of the global market.

Nigeria's government is under increasing pressure as 36 senior military officers stand trial before a specially convened court martial for their alleged involvement in a coup attempt against President Bola Tinubu.

Nigeria's government has issued a warning that closing schools due to insecurity poses a significant threat to the education system and national stability, advocating for safer learning environments.

Nigeria's government has reaffirmed its commitment to the ACReSAL project, a key initiative aimed at enhancing climate resilience across the country to combat issues like flooding and water scarcity.

Nigeria's government has reassured citizens and investors of the country's stability, citing significant security gains and ongoing reforms, despite a routine US advisory and dismissing claims of instability.

Nigeria's government is significantly reducing approval times for reviving dormant oil wells, from weeks to hours, in an effort to boost crude output and capitalize on high energy prices.

Nigeria's government is partnering with Coventry University to establish a UK university campus in Nigeria, aiming to offer accredited degrees locally and reduce capital flight associated with overseas education.

Nigeria's government has initiated a public survey to gather input for new policies aimed at enhancing child online safety and protecting children from digital risks such as cyberbullying.

Nigeria's government has rejected a media report alleging that it paid a "huge" ransom to Islamist militant group Boko Haram to secure the release of more than 200 pupils and staff abducted from a Catholic boarding school in November.

Nigeria's government debt issuance has significantly increased due to aggressive fiscal expansion and inflation risks, impacting the economy and financial markets.

Following a positive review from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Nigeria's government has committed to enhancing fiscal reporting and budget transparency. The aim is to achieve sustainable economic growth for the nation.

Nigeria's government has launched a public-private partnership with farmers to revitalize the country's coffee industry, aiming to boost production and create jobs.

Nigeria's government plans to reintegrate over 700 former Boko Haram fighters through a deradicalization program, but communities express skepticism despite authorities' claims it's crucial for ending the insurgency.

Nigeria's government announced plans for local governments to participate in the power sector, aiming for deeper decentralization of the electricity market.

An article inspired by Fela Kuti's work delves into the pervasive corruption and systemic theft within Nigeria's government, questioning the extent of the issue.

Nigeria's government announced plans to close Almajiri centers that fail to meet new standards for welfare, curriculum, and infrastructure, in an effort to end street begging.

Nigeria's government has committed to enhancing cybersecurity measures and enacting new policies and laws to safeguard citizens' digital rights and online privacy.

Nigeria's government has launched a $552 million program to accelerate basic education reform, aiming to improve foundational learning and system accountability.