Nigeria’s morning is dominated by three credibility tests for the Tinubu administration: a ₦501 billion power-sector bond that generators say is still not fully paid out, a disputed presidential council accused of forging appointment letters and running a fictitious office, and a new push to review salaries for political office holders. Meanwhile, Oyo teachers return to classrooms after a kidnapping-triggered strike, and the CBN pulls the plug on 47 microfinance bank...