Nigeria News Digest: July 30, 2025

Universal Insurance is set to launch an upgraded third-party motor insurance policy, aiming to become a leading force in the motor insurance market.

The Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) has issued a warning to passengers against using unofficial platforms to purchase train tickets online. They emphasize that only authorized platforms are legitimate.

Experts say Nigeria’s recent export growth is misleading as the decline of the naira inflates those figures, masking a real stagnation of dollar earnings.

The federal government has launched a nationwide initiative to address housing delivery gaps at the state level, providing technical assistance and support for viable housing project financing.

Kwara State officials denied rumors of a new government house being constructed, clarifying that the ongoing project is an addition to existing offices to accommodate more civil servants.

National Security Adviser Nuhu Ribadu announced that security forces have eliminated key figures responsible for bandit activity on the Abuja-Kaduna highway, citing improvements in security that make night travel safer.

Plateau State Governor Caleb Mutfwang stated that no local government area in the state is under the control of bandits or terrorists, attributing the progress to intensified security operations.

The Federal Ministry of Transportation reported that 135 road projects have been completed across northern Nigeria, with ongoing construction and maintenance projects adding to the progress.

The Federal Government plans to establish cattle breeding centers in each geopolitical zone to enhance livestock development and mitigate security risks associated with herder-farmer conflicts.

NNPC has denied rumors of selling the Port Harcourt Refining Company and confirmed its commitment to the rehabilitation of the refinery, emphasizing its national significance.

The Kwamkur Samuel Foundation for Justice, Peace and Development organized a parley to promote peaceful coexistence in Plateau, focusing on societal development through justice, peace, and youth empowerment.