Today's Nigeria news headlines
Stay updated with the day's latest Nigeria top news headlines, varying from economic classification to tourism, security and infrastructure development.
1. Nigeria Still in Lower-Middle Income Category – World Bank
The World Bank reaffirmed Nigeria's status as a lower-middle income economy (between \\$1,136–\$4,495 GNI per capita), ranking below Libya and Gabon. Although not as heavily indebted rated, Nigeria is also listed among fragile states Yemen and Sudan—highlighting problems with fiscal policy and development planning.
[Read full analysis – ThisDayLive] (thisdaylive.com)
✈️ 2. New Mauritius Flight Route to Ataturk Nigerian Tourists
South African Airways (SAA) has launched a direct Nigeria-Mauritius flight in an attempt to benefit from higher demand for high-end leisure travel, wedding ceremonies, and events. The introduction enhances Africa-wide connectivity and supports Nigeria's growing outbound tourist market.
[LATEST Mauritian flights launched from Nigeria in a bid to benefit from high-end travelling, wedding ceremonies, and events] \
travelandtourworld.com
3. Amnesty for Foreign Overstayers Commences in Nigeria
The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) introduced an amnesty window (May 1–September 30, 2025) for foreign overstayers of visas, including expired VoA, single/multiple-entry visas, and CERPAC. The policy promotes compliance without punishment.
[Details through TVC News]
(tvcnews.tv)
4. Experts Urge Boost in Local Production of Sugar
Stakeholders warn that Nigeria's excessive reliance on sugar imports is a food security risk. They urge the government to provide more support and incentives for domestic production to promote sustainable sugarcane production and processing.
[Read more – The Nation Nigeria]
(thenationonlineng.net)
⚠️ 5. Ondo State Police Crack Down on Cultism Plans
Prior to July 7, the Ondo State Police Command issued a stern warning against illegal cultism celebrations, with zero tolerance for violence or illegal congregations that threaten public safety.
[Official statement – DailyPost Nigeria]\\(dailypost.ng)
6. ACPN Calls for Support to Nigerian Drug Makers
Nigeria's Association of Community Pharmacists of Nigeria (ACPN) is demanding government incentives to increase indigenous pharmaceutical production, in an effort to improve access to essential medicines in the country.
[ThisDayLive Coverage]\\(thisdaylive.com)
7. SEC Leaders Foster Financial Inclusion
In Lagos, Nigerian capital market stakeholders proposed plans for an inclusive market that highlighted innovation, digital skills, investor protection and outreach to the informal economy. The new ISA 2025 law is at the centre of the plan.
[event report – The Nation Nigeria]\
(thenationonlineng.net)
8. President Tinubu Charges Military on National Unity
While witnessing the Nigerian Army Day event in Kaduna, President Tinubu urged the military to handle security issues aggressively and uphold national unity, referring to recent difficulties as "existential". \
[Copied from ThisDayLive]\(thisdaylive.com)
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✅ Summary Table – Nigeria Headlines Today
| Topic | Headline |
|---|---|
| Economy | Nigeria still lower-middle income (World Bank) |
| Travel | SAA launches Nigeria–Mauritius flights |
| Immigration | Amnesty for foreign nationals overstaying |
| Agriculture | Call for locally manufactured sugar |
| Security | Ondo police prohibit cult activities |
| Pharma | ACPN requests incentives for drug manufacturers |
| Finance | Reform & integration of capital market |
| Military | Tinubu warns military on danger & unity |
Final Take
From economic positioning and tourism to security and industrial reform, today's Nigeria news headlines are about a vibrant country making progress on top-of-mind governance challenges. Watch for continued focus on economic inclusion, national security, and structural development across the board.
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