The simultaneous crises in Borno and Oyo State have exposed systemic gaps in Nigeria’s counterterrorism framework and reignited debate over intelligence coordination, forest security, and federal-state responsibility. Nigeria’s security establishment …
As President Tinubu marks his third year in office on June 12, data reveals an economy stabilizing at the macro level while millions of households remain under acute financial pressure. …
Rising geopolitical uncertainty is increasing pressure on governments to strengthen economic resilience and energy security. Introduction Nigeria’s economic policymakers are closely monitoring global developments as trade disputes, energy market uncertainty, …
A sweeping new central bank roadmap signals Nigeria’s intent to lead Africa’s digital economy transformation and it carries serious implications for governance, investment, and continental trade. In the corridors of …
As President Tinubu marks three years in office, a record-breaking ₦58.18 trillion budget and bold debt-for-infrastructure strategy are reshaping Nigeria’s physical landscape even as economic pain persists for millions. When …
Tuesday, June 2, 2026 | Presidency & Governance President Bola Ahmed Tinubu elevated the Nigerian Navy’s 70th anniversary from a ceremonial milestone into a landmark statement on governance, national security, …
Tuesday, June 2, 2026 | Policy & Economy June 2, 2026 delivers a defining day for Nigeria’s economic reform story: the CBN unveils its most ambitious digital finance roadmap yet, …
President Tinubu’s landmark security budget reclassifies all armed non-state actors as terrorists and resets the national security architecture, but coordinated attacks on military bases and the massacre of 162 civilians …
Nigeria’s foreign policy in 2026 operates at an inflection point that carries consequences far larger than bilateral trade statistics. The convergence of American tariff escalation, the Strait of Hormuz energy …
Nigeria’s share of African upstream final investment decisions has risen from 4 percent to 40 percent in two years, but a stalled Sagamu-Ibadan gas pipeline and rising inflation from Middle …
The Aso Rock is an independent, non-governmental global news outlet delivering verified reporting and analysis from Africa and around the world. Balanced, fearless, and truly global, The Aso Rock operates independently and is not affiliated with any government or political organization.
This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish. Accept Read More
