Petrol Price Politics: Accord Party’s Gbenga Olawepo-Hashim says petrol should start at ₦605/litre under his watch, cap at ₦610, and could drop to ₦200 if Nigeria fixes production and exchange-rate costs—while the Presidency counters that Atiku’s subsidy stance is inconsistent and “confused.” Anti-Graft Push: EFCC chair Ola Olukoyede says the commission has forfeited cash and assets worth over $500m to the federal government in three years, including an aircraft linked to a reported $30m power-project bribe, and offers whistleblowers up to 5% for tips on stolen assets abroad. Markets: Nigeria’s equities market extended its bearish run, shedding about N260bn as sell-offs hit major stocks. Social Protection: FG launched the $1bn HOPE-SP social protection programme to move vulnerable Nigerians from palliatives to self-reliance. Football Governance: NFF probe into Super Falcons’ WAFCON collapse points to camp-management, administrative and governance failures, including allegations of cash-for-players and board interference. Sports Business: NPFL lands Euromatch as first European title sponsor in a $7.5m, three-year deal. Tech & Trade: Nigeria and Thailand pledge deeper ties beyond oil and rice, including ICT, agriculture and renewable energy. Education Labour: ASUU begins indefinite strike at 20+ state universities over unpaid arrears.