Nigeria's $13 billion Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway, a 700-to-750-kilometre infrastructure project, is driving a speculative real estate boom along the Gulf of Guinea, according to Tribune Online. Land values along the corridor have reportedly appreciated by 133 percent in two years, transforming previously undeveloped coastal areas into one of West Africa's most sought-after investment zones. The project is expected to fundamentally reshape southern Nigeria's economic footprint.

Governor Eno announced that Akwa Ibom State saved ₦200 billion through effective project management. He emphasized the importance of protecting public infrastructure and directed security agencies, local government chairmen, and community leaders to ensure its safety.

A real estate expert has said Nigeria could unlock up to 95 per cent of its largely untapped property potential and attract significant investment into the sector, according to a report by ThisDay Live. The expert, cited by reporter Blessing Ibunge in Port Harcourt, argued that the country's real estate market remains underdeveloped but holds substantial opportunities if the right conditions are met. The comments were made in connection with Nigeria's housing and investment landscape.

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 NEPL/Seplat Energy Joint Venture has expanded its education investment in Delta State by commissioning two fully equipped Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics (STEAM) laboratories at Asagba Mixed Secondary School and Zappa Basic Secondary School in Asaba. According to Daily Trust, the joint venture also trained an additional 500 teachers in the state as part of the initiative, which forms part of its broader corporate social responsibility efforts to strengthen education in host communities.

The Akwa Ibom State Government has expressed appreciation to President Bola Tinubu for the Federal Government's Renewed Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) debit card policy, which has benefited 3,725 vulnerable residents across the state's 31 local government areas. This initiative aims to provide financial support to impoverished households, as highlighted during the debit card distribution event in Etinan Local Government Area.