President Bola Tinubu of Nigeria has arrived in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, to participate in the 19th G20 Summit, a key international platform for addressing global economic and political challenges. His presence underscores Nigeria's commitment to engaging with the international community on pressing global issues.

Meanwhile, back in Nigeria, the Federal Government has commended Niger State Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago for his outstanding efforts in enhancing federal road infrastructure within the state. His dedication to improving critical transportation networks has been widely recognized as a model of effective governance.

In the energy sector, a significant milestone has been achieved as Dangote Petroleum Refinery announced an agreement with the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) to supply 60 million litres of petrol weekly. This partnership, amounting to 240 million litres monthly, is expected to ease fuel distribution challenges and strengthen Nigeria's energy security.

Additionally, at the Food and Energy Security in Africa Conference held in Lagos, the Attorney General of Nigeria, Mr. Lateef Fagbemi, SAN, advocated for a more strategic and discreet approach to corruption investigations. Drawing inspiration from the FBI's methods, he urged Nigeria’s anti-corruption agencies, the EFCC and ICPC, to adopt more refined techniques for combating financial crimes.

These developments highlight Nigeria’s strides in governance, energy security, and anti-corruption efforts, reinforcing the nation's path toward sustainable growth and international collaboration.