Your Wednesday Brief: 10 Key Stories Shaping Nigeria – April 22, 2026

Here’s your Wednesday morning roundup of the top ten stories from TheMatrix Newspapers. The African Democratic Congress criticised the Federal Government over what it calls “grossly inadequate” military funding amid rising security threats. President Tinubu reshuffled his cabinet, removing two ministers from the Federal Executive Council. Meanwhile, the FG filed a 13-count charge in Abuja against a group accused of plotting to overthrow the administration. Cross River State confirmed a new COVID-19 case and began contact tracing. Lagos Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu travelled to London to pitch the state for foreign investments and partnerships. In Abuja, a Federal High Court judge warned counsel against unruly conduct, threatening contempt charges. The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board clarified why some underage UTME candidates see a “No Result Yet” status. New Bank Verification Number guidelines aim to strengthen banking security and curb fraud. Afrobeats star Davido was appointed Head of Youth Mobilisation for the Osun State campaign council. And Nigeria’s Super Falcons moved up to 36th in the latest FIFA rankings.

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