Here’s everything that happened in Nigeria today. Peter Obi has boldly asked President Tinubu to resign or forget re-election, citing a lack of compassion after Governor Makinde revealed the President hasn't called regarding the thirty-seven pupils and teachers abducted in Oyo State over fifty days ago. The Dangote Petroleum Refinery has officially overtaken the United States as Europe's top jet fuel supplier, exporting a massive 466,000 metric tonnes valued at roughly N757 billion in June alone, marking a historic shift in global energy trade. President Tinubu has officially directed the FCCPC to immediately investigate global tech giants like Meta, Google, and X for allegedly exploiting Nigerian news content and engaging in anti-competitive practices that harm local media organizations and digital market fairness. The Nigerian Senate is set to forcefully address the N1.3 billion budget allocation to the controversial Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council tomorrow, as lawmakers reconvene to unravel the mystery behind the funding of an agency the Presidency denies exists. Police operatives have arrested the father of the fleeing "fake" Director General of the PFIPC in Ogbomoso after raiding their home, a move human rights lawyer Femi Falana confirmed as authorities intensify the manhunt for the main suspect. The Federal Government has urgently advised all Nigerians in South Africa fearing for their safety to board the final evacuation flights immediately, warning that xenophobic attacks are not improving and two citizens have already tragically lost their lives. The Federal Government has issued a stern warning to petroleum marketers to stop using old, expensive stock as an excuse for high petrol prices, insisting that the benefits of recent lower replacement costs must be passed to consumers immediately. A Federal High Court in Abuja has fixed July 10, 2026, to deliver its final judgment on the forfeiture suit concerning fifty-seven prime properties worth billions effectively linked to former Attorney-General Abubakar Malami by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission. The Oyo State Police have arrested the Asoleke masquerade for the alleged murder of 24-year-old Sefiu Kehinde, who was brutally attacked and killed during a traditional procession in Ibadan, while a serious manhunt continues for four other fleeing accomplices. Billionaire philanthropist Tony Elumelu will officially retire as Group Chairman of United Bank for Africa on August 21, 2026, complying with the Central Bank of Nigeria's strict twelve-year tenure limit for non-executive directors after a transformative leadership era. The Nigerian Education Loan Fund is currently investigating thirty-four tertiary institutions for allegedly refusing to refund tuition fees paid twice, with Managing Director Akintunde Sawyerr vowing to recover funds for students who were charged despite the government's loan payments. The Federal Government has kicked off the construction of a powerful 1.6-megawatt solar mini-grid at the Federal University of Technology in Ilaro, Ogun State, designed to provide consistent, clean electricity for teaching, research, and innovation on the campus. #trendingnews #newsupdate #nigerianews - @dailyplug9ja