Macroeconomic Recovery & Governance: President Tinubu told governors in Lagos that Nigeria is recovering and states no longer depend on federal bailouts to pay salaries, framing the last three years as a “survival” phase that avoided bankruptcy. Clean Transport & Gas Infrastructure: Tinubu commissioned four CNG projects under MDGIF—Portland Gas mother station in Lagos, IOGC refuelling network, plus high-capacity CNG daughter booster in Abuja and another in Owerri—aimed at cutting transport costs and emissions. Downstream Energy Pricing: Dangote Refinery cut petrol gantry price to ₦1,250/litre (from ₦1,275), citing softer global crude; however, many filling stations reportedly still sell above ₦1,350. Oil & Gas Performance: NNPC said April revenue jumped to ₦4.97tn with profit after tax rising to ₦481bn, alongside improved crude output and gas infrastructure progress. Agribusiness & Nutrition: FG plans opportunities for 37,000 women and youths across the dairy value chain (production, processing, marketing), with World Milk Day activities in Abuja. Digital Education: First Lady Tinubu inaugurated a ₦1bn ICT Experience Centre at EKSU to boost AI-driven learning and research via TETFund support. Security & Community Peace: Defence Minister Musa urged unity and community support to sustain peace in Southern Kaduna, stressing intelligence sharing. Healthcare Labour Action: Nurses in Kwara issued a two-week ultimatum over welfare and placement issues, warning of possible industrial action. FX & Market Mood: CBN data showed the naira slightly weakened in May as FX liquidity slowed, even as reserves rose.