Here's everything that happened in Nigeria today. Global ride-hailing giant Uber officially announced it will shut down all operations in Nigeria after twelve years in the country, citing a thorough business review, rising fuel costs, and difficult macroeconomic conditions. A whistleblower named Hassan publicly accused National Security Committee Chairman Senator Shehu Buba Umar of sponsoring terrorism, alleging the lawmaker brought known local bandits to Abuja for specialized training by state security forces. The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited remitted a massive seven point ninety-one trillion naira to the Federation Account between January and July, despite recorded drops in domestic crude oil and condensate production levels. President Bola Tinubu declared that Northern Nigeria will be the single largest beneficiary of his sweeping economic reforms, positioning the region as the country's next primary business destination for international cross-border trade. Digital financial platform OPay officially petitioned the Department of State Services and the Nigeria Police Force to launch an immediate investigation into viral social media rumors falsely claiming the company would stop operations. Federal Capital Territory Minister Nyesom Wike declared that no opposing political party will win the presidential election within Abuja except the All Progressives Congress, insisting his active governance has proven the party’s administrative competence. Ebonyi State Governor Francis Nwifuru issued a strict public directive warning that any newly elected local government area chairman who fails to secure a landslide victory for the All Progressives Congress in 2027 will be removed. An angry mob in Ibadan, Oyo State, beat a young motorist to death after he accidentally struck a pedestrian with his vehicle, prompting security forces to warn citizens against taking the law into their own hands. #NigeriaNews #BreakingNews #newstoday #NewsUpdate - @dailyplug9ja