Nigeria Digest: July 21, 2025
Key stories from Nigeria on July 21, 2025, covering political developments, economic trends, and security issues, highlighting the country's progress and challenges.
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Science & Technology
Nigeria completed its first GDP rebasing in 11 years, utilizing extensive data collection to provide a more accurate reflection of the nation's economic performance.
- thecable.ngNews Central TV, known for telling African stories, was honored at the 2025 PR Power List Awards, recognizing its contributions to journalism and public engagement.
- thecable.ngThe Ministry of Communications, Innovation & Digital Economy and the Aig-Imoukhuede Foundation collaborated to launch the Nigeria Web Design Standards, aiming to create a more accessible and efficient public sector digital presence.
- dailypost.ngCentral Securities Clearing System Plc (CSCS) launched a Custodian Portal to enhance digital access, operational efficiency, and collaboration within the Nigerian capital market.
- thisdaylive.comDr. Bolaji's Gail Legacy Project is pioneering energy transformation in Nigeria, striving to reduce reliance on imported fuel and boost local economic development.
- theeagleonline.com.ngJoshua Olusanya, a Muson student, set a Guinness World Record for playing the trumpet continuously for over 25 hours, inspiring others with his dedication and musical talent.
- allafrica.comNigeria's banking sector remains stable with low non-performing loans (NPLs) at 4.2% and assets increasing to N17.98 trillion, despite economic pressures and operational risks.
- thisdaylive.comTelcos in Nigeria resumed full SIM card services after a two-week disruption caused by technical challenges during a migration to a new identity verification platform led by the Nigerian Identity Management Commission (NIMC).
- thecable.ng