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:

• Nigerian Economy Records 3.46% Growth, Nigeria Projected to Experience Slowest Economic Growth in West Africa, IMF Projects Further Depreciation of the Naira, Nigeria’s Crude Oil Production Hits 1.43 Million Barrels Per Day, Private Company Starts Operating Hydroelectric Power Plant, Over 400 Cases of Lassa Fever and 72 Deaths Across the Country
• State Governors Received NGN 30 Billion to Address Food Shortage, Senate Rejects Moves to Increase Electricity Tariff, House of Representatives Call for Improved Emergency Response in Nigeria, President Bola Tinubu Affirms Nigeria’s Readiness to Host African Central Bank
• Insecurity: Traditional Ruler and Six Others Killed by Terrorists in Katsina State, Nigerian Army Neutralize Insurgents and Recover Weapons, Wanted Terrorist Killed by Troops