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

• ​​​​Central Bank of Nigeria Releases USD 500 Million to Arrest Naira Decline, IMF Downgrades Forecast for Nigeria’s Economic Growth, Nearly 71 Million Nigerians Live in Extreme Poverty, Nigeria Police Included in Top 3 African Countries That Demand Bribes, Nigeria Emerges as the 16th Largest Producer of Solar Power in Africa
• House of Representatives Set to Conclude Review of 1999 Constitution, German Ambassador in Talks with Senate President, Police Restricts Movements in States Holding Bye-Elections on Saturday, Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso Withdraw from ECOWAS
• Insecurity: Civil Society Organizations Call for Declaration of State of Emergency On Security, Abuja Businesses Record Drop in Revenue Resulting from Increased Insecurity, 8 People Killed in Fresh Attacks in Benue State, Nigeria Military Bombs 30 Terrorists in Kaduna, Overview of Abductions