Latest News in Nigeria Today Monday 1st December 2025
These are the Latest News in Nigeria Today on Monday 1st December 2025 .
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target=_blank>Niger says putting its uranium on international market
The news was announced on state television Tele Sahel in a report Sunday evening citing comments by head of the junta General Abdourahamane Tiani.
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target=_blank>OPEC maintains Nigeria’s 1.5m bpd oil output level for 2026
Nigeria, a leading African oil-producing and exporting nation, would continue to produce 1.5 million barrels per day (bpd) till December 2026.
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target=_blank>New Lagos Tenancy Bill: What landlords, tenants and agents should know
Lagos’ real estate sector has been abuzz with discussions about the Lagos State Tenancy and Recovery of Premises Bill 2025 – a major reform initiative aimed at modernising rental regulations in the state.
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target=_blank>FG, PwC, others highlight priority actions to enhance power sector
By Peter Egwuatu The Federal Government, PwC Nigeria and other stakeholders have emphasised the need for collaboration among regulators and operators in order to improve the supply of power in the country. This was agreed during the discussions with stakeholders and industry leaders at PwC Nigeria’s15th Annual Power and Utilities Roundtable. The forum, themed “Nigeria’s multi-tier
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target=_blank>Ecobank Nigeria announces tender offer for outstanding 2026 senior eurobond
By Babajide Komolafe Ecobank Nigeria Limited has announced the launch of a tender offer for its outstanding U.S.$300 million, 7.125% Senior Note Participation Notes due 2026. The bank in a statement said: “As at the date of this announcement, $150 million of the Notes remain outstanding. “The proposed offer commenced on Friday, 28 November 2025, and
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target=_blank>Onochie faults Tinubu’s ambassadorial list, accuses presidency of nepotism
‘We miss Buhari.’ Not because your administration was without flaws, but because the pain Nigerians face today cuts deeper than words can capture.”
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target=_blank>Fresh anxiety in Eruku as bandits abduct farmer days after release of 38 Church worshippers
Barely a week after 38 abducted members of Christ Apostolic Church (CAC) Oke-Isegun, Eruku, were freed and taken to Ilorin for medical care, bandits have launched another attack on the Kwara community, abducting a farmer identified as Annas Aasanru.
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target=_blank>2027: ‘I wish Tinubu won’t contest again’ — Baba-Ahmed
According to him, “the hunger and sharp political instinct” that defined Tinubu’s earlier political career have not been evident in his governance style.
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target=_blank>Stock market: Investors lose N6.544 trn in November amid tax concern, interest rate
By Peter Egwuatu Selloffs of shares dominated the Nigerian Exchange Limited, NGX, as investors lost over N6.544 trillion of their investment in November 2025 following concern on Capital Gain Tax, CGT, and interest rate among other macroeconomic factors. Consequently, the NGX market capitalisation, which represents the total value of investment in shares, declined to N91.286 trillion
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target=_blank>Manufacturers kick as Senate mulls duty hike on sugar products
Manufacturers under the aegis of the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) have kicked against a proposal to increase excise duty on carbonated sugar-sweetened beverages (SSB) through amendment of extant law. Stakeholders expressed divergent views at a public hearing jointly organised by the Senate Committees on Finance and Customs on the proposed amendment to the Customs and Excise
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