Guinea invites Nigerian businesses to invest in $20bn mega projects, focusing on mining and infrastructure, to strengthen bilateral ties and economic collaboration.
The Nigerian government establishes a subcommittee to evaluate the economic effects of US tariffs, particularly concerning oil prices and foreign investment.
WTO chief Okonjo-Iweala warns that the US-China tariff war could reduce trade by 80%, posing a significant threat to the global economy and global GDP.
Nigerians are frustrated with rising transport fares despite fuel price cuts and the introduction of CNG, citing exploitation by transport unions and government inaction.