The Federal Government of Nigeria has initiated the reconstruction of the Dikwa-Ngala and Bama-Banki roads in Borno State, emphasizing its commitment to rebuilding infrastructure in the North-East. These projects are intended to enhance security, boost economic activities, and support recovery efforts following insurgency, as stated during the flag-off ceremony attended by a representative of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

President Bola Tinubu has initiated a N137 billion rehabilitation project for the Bama–Banki Road and the Dikwa–Gamboru–Ngala Road in Borno, Nigeria. This project, located in the northeastern region of the country near the Cameroon border, involves upgrading the existing single carriageway, which spans a total length of 49.15 kilometers.

The Livelihood Improvement and Family Enterprises Project in the Niger Delta (LIFE-ND) has secured an additional $32 million in financing from the International Fund for Agricultural Development, according to ThisDay Live. The project also reported a 95 percent loan disbursement rate. The additional funding is expected to support the initiative's ongoing work improving livelihoods and family enterprises in Nigeria's Niger Delta region.

The Institute of Human Virology Nigeria (IHVN) has disclosed that the World Bank invested about N1.5 billion in the implementation of the IMPACT Malaria Project in Ondo State, Nigeria. According to the institute, the intervention contributed to significant gains in malaria prevention and control, as well as improvements in child health outcomes across the state. The disclosure highlights the role of international funding in supporting disease control efforts in the region.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has emphasized that public funding is insufficient to achieve the necessary large-scale transformation in the agricultural sector. It is advocating for greater private sector participation through a blended finance model to stimulate investment growth in agriculture.

Bayelsa State Governor Douye Diri announced that the state has met the World Bank's assessment requirements for support to extend potable water reticulation across Yenagoa and surrounding areas. Diri disclosed the development at the 196th State Executive Council meeting, describing it as good news for residents. The announcement coincided with persons living with disabilities honouring the governor, according to The Tide.