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Top News Headlines in Nigeria Today – Tuesday, November 4, 2025

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​Here are the major news stories dominating the headlines in Nigeria today:

​🏛️ Politics & Governance

  • ​Ambassadorial Appointments: President Bola Tinubu is reportedly moving to finalize the appointment of ambassadors to Nigeria’s 109 foreign missions, a long-delayed process. He has also nominated Kingsley Ude from Enugu State as a Minister and has sought the Senate’s confirmation.
  • ​Tax Ombudsman Appointed: The Federal Government announced the appointment of Dr. John Nwabueze as the Tax Ombudsman, a new office established to strengthen transparency, accountability, and fair resolution of disputes between taxpayers and revenue authorities.
  • ​Domestic Loan Request: President Tinubu has written to the Senate seeking approval for a fresh \text{₦}1.15 trillion domestic loan to fund a deficit in the 2025 Budget.
  • ​US Tension and China’s Stance: The fallout from President Donald Trump’s designation of Nigeria as a “Country of Particular Concern” (CPC) over alleged religious persecution continues.
    • ​China’s Foreign Ministry Spokesperson has publicly opposed Trump’s threat against Nigeria, declaring support for the Nigerian government and warning against foreign interference under the pretext of religion.
    • ​Nigeria’s Foreign Minister has stated that the country’s constitution makes state-sanctioned religious persecution “impossible.”

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  • ​PDP National Convention: A court has reportedly cleared the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to proceed with its planned national convention, amidst internal party divisions.

​⚖️ Security, Justice & Insecurity

  • ​Nnamdi Kanu’s Trial: A Federal High Court has given separatist leader Nnamdi Kanu a Wednesday deadline to begin presenting his defense in his terrorism trial or forfeit his right to do so.
  • ​Security Operations: Troops of the Joint Task Force reportedly neutralized 19 bandits in a major security operation.
  • ​Alleged Passport Seizure: Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan alleged that immigration officials briefly seized her international passport at the airport, claiming the move followed instructions from the Senate President. The Immigration Service has since denied the claim, stating she only underwent routine checks.

​💰 Economy & Business

  • ​Fuel Import Tax: The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has called on the Federal Government to adopt a balanced, phased approach in implementing the newly introduced 15\% import tax on petrol and diesel, warning that marketers believe it threatens their operations.
  • ​Tax Reliefs: The tax reforms committee has unveiled 50 tax exemptions for low-income earners and SMEs, set to take effect from 2026.
  • ​NNPC’s Call for Investment: At the ADIPEC 2025 conference in Abu Dhabi, the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited called for bold global partnerships and investments to end energy poverty in Africa, highlighting Nigeria’s potential.

​This is a summary of the most prominent news items for November 4, 2025.

Benefits, Steps to Becoming an ACTICS Responsible Members and the Main Reason We are Gathered

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Benefits of Becoming a Responsible Actics Citizen

  1. Get a standard website for your church, school, community, business, organization, etc and customize it for whatever purpose you want to use it for.
  2. Sell the website instead and make the money for yourself
  3. Learn how to sell things (physical or digital) online with just your device with internet connection without the stress of looking for paying customers and clients
  4. Get monthly paid job with the ACTICS Social Movement online and physical
  5. Start, run, operate and manage your business with ACTICS in partnership with companies and businesses
  6. Get trained for digital skills to add more value to yourself with skills such as website design, digital marketing, youtube business (face or faceless), blogging, advertising, etc
  7. Build more personal qualities for a fulfilled personal and family life
  8. Build more leadership qualities to be a good example and to contribute to leading a group of people, community or a larger society
  9. Have the capacity to vote and be voted for in and from our ACTICS community
  10. Get community assistance toward your progress and success.

Steps to Becoming ACTICS Responsible Members

It is easy to join our responsible members and be ready to start contributing and benefiting from the ACTICS SOCIAL MOVEMENT community. There are just seven simple steps that can be completed in 30 minutes:

  1. Register on the Official ACTICS SOCIAL MOVEMENT website:

  2. Get verified. After you are logged in to your account, click this link to apply to get verified:

  3. Read and comment on the ACTICS seven qualities of a responsible citizen:
  4. Get detailed information about ACTICS and its primary purpose:
  5. Subscribe to our YouTube channel:
  6. Like our facebook page:
  7. Explore the ACTICS website: 1. Login to your account (2) Open the menu and click on each items (i) About ACTICS (ii) Contact Us (iii) Accomplished Project (iv) Projects in View (v) Empowerment (vi) Referrals (vii) Members (viii) Blog Categories
  8. Refer 2 people to ACTICS using your Referral link from the ACTICS website. The link will look like this: https://www.actics.org/?ref=3
  9. Tell your team leader that you have completed the process
  10. Congratulations! Start enjoying the benefits of being an ACTICS responsible citizen

The Main Drive of The ACTICS Community

The benefits shared above are just encouragement to make this community interesting and busy with immediate addition of value to members. Others coming from next year will include higher values such as loans, grants and other forms of personal and business support. But the main goal is transformational approach towards a new Nigeria.

The country of Nigeria is naturally blessed with intelligent human and sufficient natural resources with great capacity to become among global influence in the world. But unfortunately weak leadership and poor management of the country, its people and its resources has kept Nigeria going down from one administration to the other.

When democracy was re-introduced in 1999, it was expected that the country will start picking and getting better with time. But after 26 years of democracy things are apparently getting worse. The reason things are like this is because the citizens are also contributing to the problem are they kept quiet as though nothing bad is happening.

Make your mind not just to be a responsible citizen of the ACTICS community but to be also of Nigeria. That is the way the country can change. You and I, the citizens are the ones to change the country. Don’t wait for politicians. You will learn we can do it as time progress as you stay with us on the ACTICS community.

One important thing you can be doing is helping other people to join us so they can get immediate benefits and we grow the community.

Seven Qualities of a Responsible Citizen

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The characteristics we want to look at have been adopted as seven fundamental qualities that build in a person the capacity or ability that can make the person or citizen responsible and reliable. These seven qualities include the following:

 ​1. Honesty and Trustworthiness
​This involves telling the truth and acting with integrity in all dealings, whether personal or public. A trustworthy citizen keeps promises, stands by their word, and builds a reputation for reliability, which is the foundation of a healthy society and effective governance.

​2. Personal and Fiscal Responsibility
​This means taking ownership of one’s actions and choices. Fiscal responsibility specifically refers to managing personal finances wisely, paying taxes/debts, and utilizing public resources judiciously, ensuring that one is not a burden on the state and contributes positively to the economy.

​3. Respect for Others and Tolerance
​This quality is about acknowledging the inherent dignity and rights of every individual, regardless of their background (non-religious, non-ethnic/tribal, non-sectarian, as per the ACTICS mission). Tolerance is the willingness to accept and respect differences in opinions, cultures, and beliefs.

4. Respect for the Rule of Law
​This is the core commitment to obey the laws of the land, even when one disagrees with them. It means upholding constitutional principles and ensuring that every person, including leaders and citizens, is accountable under the law, thereby promoting order and justice.

​5. Patriotism and Community Spirit
​Patriotism is a devotion to one’s country and a commitment to its welfare and global eminence. Community spirit is the active desire to cooperate with neighbors and fellow citizens to improve the local and national environment, putting the common good above personal interest.

​6. Civil Participation
​This involves actively engaging in the democratic process and community life, moving beyond simply voting. It includes joining civic groups (like ACTICS), advocating for change, holding leaders accountable, and contributing time or resources to public welfare.

​7. Critical Mindedness and Intellectual Curiosity
​This is the ability to analyze information, policies, and arguments objectively before forming an opinion (critical mindedness). Intellectual curiosity is the drive to continuously seek knowledge and understand complex issues, which is vital for making informed contributions to national dialogue.

The Nation of Nigeria today – Monday, November 3, 2025

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Here are the key news updates for the nation of Nigeria today, Monday, November 3, 2025, covering politics, security, economics, and social affairs:

 Security & International Relations

The ongoing controversy surrounding President Donald Trump’s recent statements regarding insecurity in Nigeria continues to dominate the headlines:

  • Nigeria Rejects Military Threat: The Nigerian government has continued to push back against President Donald Trump’s threat of possible US military intervention in Nigeria over the alleged killing of Christians.
    • President Tinubu’s spokesperson reportedly dismissed the narrative of “Christian genocide” as exaggerated and reaffirmed the government’s commitment to protecting all citizens, regardless of faith.
    • The Presidency denied earlier reports that President Tinubu was scheduled to visit the US to meet with former US Vice President J.D. Vance, though there is talk of a meeting between Tinubu and Trump amid the tension.
  • Political Reaction: Opposition figures and groups, including the NNPP founder Boniface Aniebonam, have cautioned Nigerian leaders to put aside politics and unite in defence of the nation’s image and safety regarding the US invasion threat.
  • Security Successes: Nigerian troops reportedly rescued two kidnapped victims in Kogi State and recovered a N3.8 million ransom paid to the kidnappers. The Lagos State Police Command also announced the successful recovery of a 2025 Mercedes-Benz GLE 350 stolen at gunpoint in Victoria Island.

Politics & Governance

  • Anambra Election Focus: President Tinubu, represented by Senate President Godswill Akpabio, held a rally in Onitsha, Anambra State, ahead of the November 8 governorship election. The President pledged to enhance federal attention to infrastructure and development in the South-East region.
  • Bayelsa Defection/Impeachment Rumour: The Deputy Governor of Bayelsa State is reportedly facing an impeachment threat ahead of an anticipated defection by Governor Diri to the APC.
  • PDP Crisis: The crisis within the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has deepened, with reports of the National Working Committee suspending the National Secretary, Senator Samuel Anyanwu, and others.

Health & Education

  • Doctors’ Strike: Resident doctors are reportedly still clashing with the Federal Government over N48 billion in arrears, leading to a continuation of the nationwide strike that is paralysing hospitals across the country.
  • JAMB Deadline Extended: The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has extended the deadline for the 2025 admission process into public universities from October 31 to November 17, 2025

Business & Economy

  • G20 Summit: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs reaffirmed Nigeria’s position towards benefiting from the global economy during the 2025 G20 Summit in Johannesburg, South Africa.
  • Corporate Earnings: Major financial institutions and companies continue to release Q3 2025 results, with reports of Zenith Bank growing earnings by 16% in Q3 and BUA Foods reporting a significant year-on-year pre-tax profit increase.
  • Electricity: The Kano State government is reportedly set to acquire majority shares in KEDCO (Kano Electricity Distribution Company) and adopt a state electricity policy.

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