Morning Briefing July 10: Top Stories on Security, Economy and More

Here’s your morning update with the latest developments across Nigeria. The Senate has approved a combined ₦403.1 billion budget for the Police Trust Fund in 2025 and 2026. Lawmakers are also pushing for guaranteed state policing funds. The Presidency celebrated Nigeria’s stock market as the best‐performing globally in dollar terms. Another group of Nigerians evacuated from South Africa arrived in Lagos. Meanwhile, the National President of Miyetti Allah was remanded by the EFCC over alleged $2.63 million fraud. At the UN summit, the IGP called for stronger international policing cooperation. In other headlines, Zamfara’s governor revealed he refused to pay a ₦300 million ransom for his kidnapped brothers. President Tinubu held an emergency security meeting at Aso Rock. The PDP faces warnings to rebuild before 2027, and singer Brymo has reignited his feud with Burna Boy. On the World Cup front, Kylian Mbappé’s goal secured France a semi-final spot.

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