Here's everything that happened in Nigeria in the last 12 hours. President Bola Tinubu delivered a live nationwide Independence Day broadcast declaring that the harshest phase of his economic reforms is over and Nigeria has entered an age of prosperity. President Bola Tinubu officially signed the fourth twenty-twenty-five budget amendment into law, extending the implementation deadline for national capital infrastructure projects until December thirty-first. The Federal High Court in Abuja remanded a fake presidential council director-general to Kuje prison for allegedly forging appointment letters bearing the president's signature. The Nigeria Labour Congress used the independence anniversary to demand an immediate reduction in national petrol prices and the swift implementation of a new minimum wage. The Nigerian Navy successfully intercepted and recovered eighty thousand litres of stolen crude oil during two separate anti-bunkering operations across Delta State. A United States Federal Court sentenced two Nigerian-born former American Air Force members to a combined one hundred and eighty-nine months in prison for international cyber fraud. A United States Court sentenced a thirty-four-year-old Nigerian paramedic to prison for sexually assaulting a teenage patient inside an ambulance during a severe medical emergency. The Federal Government commenced the formal construction of a brand-new national power-grid control centre to aggressively reduce frequent electricity blackouts across the country. A reckless hit-and-run driver struck and tragically killed a female police officer in Lagos around the exact time of the president's return to the city. Happy Independence Day, Nigeria. #Trendingnews #NigeriaNews #NewsUpdate #BreakingNews - @dailyplug9ja