The weekly press review seeks to explore and keep you informed on selected issues relating to politics, business and economy, insecurity, infrastructure and development, health related issues, new trends and matters bothering on the overall situation in Nigeria.

This week's content:

• Nigeria’s Inflation Rises to 21,91%, FG Yet to Harmonize Discussions On Fuel Subsidy, Foreign Airlines’ Trapped Funds in Nigeria Hit USD 734 million, UNODC Report Says Nigeria Dominates African Countries on Cocaine Smuggling Routes

• CBN Restores Old Notes as Legal Tender, Naira Scarcity Persist, Presidency Says Naira Policy Has Received Popular Support by Nigerians, Rivers State PDP Chairman Give Reasons for Supporting President Elect, Political Parties Warn INEC Against a Repeat of the Bimodal Voter Accreditation System (BVAS) Glitches, President-Elect Tinubu Says His Government Will Advocate National Competence Over National Unity, LP’s Candidate Peter Obi Says Presidential Poll Worst in Nigeria’s History

• Insecurity: Nigerian Military Ranks 36 Out of 145 on Global Firepower Index, Global Terrorism Index Places Borno State as Worst Hit, IPOB Ranked World’s 10th Deadliest Group, IPOB Reacts to Polls