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Nigeria's Literacy Rate: 70.4% with Huge Regional Gaps

Nigeria's literacy rate stands at 70.4%, but the national average hides a crisis. Imo State leads at 96.43%, while Yobe lags at just 7.23%. Explore the data, causes, and solutions for a more literate Nigeria.

Foundation Advocates Digital Skills for Women, Youths

The Nkata Ndi Inyom Igbo Foundation highlights digital literacy and funding as key to empowering women and youth in tech and agribusiness. Experts call for action to meet Nigeria's 70% digital literacy target by 2027.

UNESCO Media Literacy Centre Launch: February 2026

Nigeria's Federal Government announces a February 2026 start date for the world's first UNESCO Media and Information Literacy Centre in Abuja. Learn how this hub will combat fake news globally.

Youths Trained in Media Advocacy for Social Change

At a Caleb University bootcamp, 50 youths were equipped with media literacy and creative skills to drive social change. Experts urged ethical digital engagement and activism through storytelling.

Mother tricks daughter, swaps $20 gift for N460

A Nigerian mother's viral TikTok video shows her exchanging her daughter's $20 gift for just N460. The story sparks online debate about parenting and financial literacy. Read the full story and reactions.

EFCC Invites Former AGF Malami for Questioning

Former Attorney General Abubakar Malami summoned by EFCC for mandatory questioning over financial matters. Malami pledges cooperation with anti-graft agency investigation.

UNILAG VC Seeks Mental Health in Pharmacy Curriculum

UNILAG Vice-Chancellor Prof. Folasade Ogunsola advocates integrating mental health literacy into pharmacy education to address Nigeria's growing mental health crisis. Learn how pharmacists can transform care.

$4.7T Lost to Fraud Yearly - CIFCFIN Warning

CIFCFIN urges unified action against fraud costing $4.7T globally. Dr. Gashinbaki calls for strengthened regulations, ethical culture during International Fraud Week.

Nigeria aims to cut $18M lapsed loans by 61%

Federal Government plans to reduce outstanding lapsed loans from $18 million to $7 million through new financial reforms and blockchain technology for World Bank projects.

CBN: Abuse of Naira is a Punishable Offence

The Central Bank of Nigeria has warned citizens against the abuse of the Naira, stating that spraying, hawking, or mutilating the currency is a punishable offence. Respect our national symbol.

244,000 Sokoto Residents Get Federal Financial Aid

Over 244,000 residents across Sokoto State's 244 wards will benefit from Federal Government's cash intervention program starting January. Governor Aliyu confirms equitable distribution.

PASAN Strike Halts Taraba Assembly Operations

Taraba State Assembly staff begin indefinite strike over financial autonomy and CONLESS. Meanwhile, all 16 PDP lawmakers defect to APC, reshaping the state's politics.

Nigeria's FATF Grey List Exit: Lessons for Economies

Nigeria's removal from FATF Grey List showcases successful institutional reforms. Learn how this achievement boosts investor confidence and offers valuable lessons for emerging economies worldwide.

Lagos Traders Fair 2026 Returns on April 10

The 2026 Lagos Traders Fair offers free registration for seminars, exhibitions, and networking on April 10 at Lagos Continental Hotel. Connect with finance experts!

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