The resumption of scheduled flights at Ibadan Airport represents a significant milestone for Nigeria’s domestic aviation sector. By combining infrastructural upgrades with regulatory compliance, Oyo State has positioned the airport as a safe, efficient, and commercially viable hub, with potential long-term benefits for regional development and connectivity.

Lagos hotels experience a significant rise in bookings during Detty December 2025 as escalating short-let apartment prices drive visitors toward predictable, secure, and service-oriented hotel accommodations.

Minister Ahmed Dangiwa outlines Nigeria’s Renewed Hope Housing Programme as a multi-tiered strategy addressing housing deficit, economic growth, and social inclusion through innovative financing and public-private partnerships.

The governor concluded that Lagos’ housing challenges present both an economic and social opportunity. Strategic partnerships with private developers, financial institutions, and investors will be central to delivering safe, affordable, and resilient housing while fostering economic growth and urban sustainability.

The United States has introduced new visa restrictions affecting Nigerian travellers, citing security vetting challenges and visa overstay rates. The policy shift has implications for mobility, education, business travel, and bilateral relations.

Nigeria’s Housing Minister says 15.2 million homes fail basic safety and habitability standards, prompting a data-driven policy shift toward housing upgrades, neighbourhood renewal, and improved infrastructure delivery.

Governor Seyi Makinde reaffirms Oyo State government’s commitment to delivering critical infrastructure, including inner roads and Oluyole Industrial Estate projects, aimed at stimulating economic growth and improving residents’ quality of life.

Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara commissions the TAF Global Estate in Port Harcourt despite ongoing legal disputes, highlighting tensions between housing development, due process, and investor confidence.