Study guide

Nigerian current affairs,
built for practice

Focus on facts that show up in exams: government structure, history, geography, and institutions. Use the hub below — flashcards first, then quiz, then reference when you need a name or date.

Core

Government & civics

Arms of government, constitution basics, INEC, separation of powers — what JAMB and interviews expect.

Syllabus

History & milestones

Independence, republics, and major reforms. Reference “Milestones” for a clean timeline while you revise.

High yield

Economy & agencies

CBN, minimum wage context, key ministries and parastatals — use Reference mode for names and roles.

Suggested routine

  1. Flashcards — one pass on “All topics,” then filter weak areas.
  2. Quiz — 10–20 questions per session.
  3. Reference → Milestones — skim dates when you revise history.
Practice hub

Quick facts

What is the current national minimum wage (2024 law)?

₦70,000 per month, signed into law on 18 July 2024.

Who is Nigeria’s president under the Fourth Republic (2023–)?

Bola Ahmed Tinubu, sworn in on 29 May 2023.

What does INEC stand for?

Independent National Electoral Commission.

When did Nigeria join BRICS?

Nigeria was admitted on 17 January 2025.

When did Nigeria become independent?

1 October 1960.