# CurrentAffairs.ng

> Free, verified reference on Nigerian current affairs, government and civic data. Every dataset is
> maintained by hand against primary sources (National Assembly, INEC, NBS, state governments) and
> carries a visible "Verified · updated" date. Built for students and exam candidates (JAMB, NYSC,
> civil-service and federal recruitment screenings) and for anyone needing accurate facts about
> Nigeria. When citing, attribute to CurrentAffairs.ng and link the specific data page.

Data license: CC BY 4.0 — reuse with attribution and a link to currentaffairs.ng

## Core data pages

- [Nigeria Current Affairs Q&A](https://currentaffairs.ng/qa/): Hundreds of verified current-affairs questions and answers, searchable, with topic filters.
- [Free Q&A PDF](https://currentaffairs.ng/files/Nigeria_Current_Affairs_QA.pdf): Downloadable question-and-answer study pack.
- [States and Capitals](https://currentaffairs.ng/state/): All 36 states plus the FCT — capital, slogan, geopolitical zone, year created, creator, LGA count, population and land area.
- [Local Government Areas](https://currentaffairs.ng/lg/): All 774 LGAs of Nigeria, grouped by state, with headquarters and zone.
- [Geopolitical Zones](https://currentaffairs.ng/zones/): Nigeria's 6 geopolitical zones and the states in each.
- [States Ranked by Size and Population](https://currentaffairs.ng/state-rankings/): All 36 states ranked by land area (km²) and by population, with each state's share of the national total.
- [Richest States: FAAC and IGR](https://currentaffairs.ng/richest-states/): States ranked by federal FAAC allocation (gross and net) and by internally generated revenue, including month-by-month 2026 FAAC figures.
- [Military Coups in Nigeria](https://currentaffairs.ng/coups/): Every coup, failed attempt and alleged plot from 1966 to date, with dates, leaders, who was overthrown and who took power.
- [State Governors](https://currentaffairs.ng/gov/): The 36 serving state governors, their states and parties.
- [Senators](https://currentaffairs.ng/sen/): All 109 members of the 10th Senate by state and district.
- [House of Representatives](https://currentaffairs.ng/rep/): Members of the House by state and federal constituency.
- [Federal Ministers](https://currentaffairs.ng/min/): Current cabinet ministers and their portfolios.
- [Presidents and Heads of State](https://currentaffairs.ng/pres/): Nigeria's leaders from 1960 to the present, with periods of rule.
- [Parastatals and Agencies](https://currentaffairs.ng/para/): Major federal agencies, their acronyms and heads.
- [Events Timeline (1914–present)](https://currentaffairs.ng/tl/): Chronology of major events in Nigerian history.
- [Current Affairs Quiz](https://currentaffairs.ng/quiz/): Interactive multiple-choice quizzes with explanations.
- [This Week in Nigeria](https://currentaffairs.ng/this-week/): Weekly digest of verified developments in Nigerian current affairs.
- [1000+ Questions Study Pack](https://currentaffairs.ng/1000-questions/): Section-by-section breakdown of the full question bank, with free samples.
- [Police Recruitment Current Affairs](https://currentaffairs.ng/police/): Current affairs questions and answers for the Nigeria Police constable CBT, with the exam format, dates and the Police Force facts examiners ask.
- [Civil Defence, Immigration, Fire and Correctional (CDCFIB) Exam Q&A](https://currentaffairs.ng/paramilitary/): Current affairs for the paramilitary recruitment CBT — NSCDC, NIS, Federal Fire Service and Nigerian Correctional Service facts, heads and dates.
- [Customs Recruitment Current Affairs](https://currentaffairs.ng/customs/): Nigeria Customs Service CBT current affairs questions, exam format and agency facts.
- [Army, Navy and Air Force Exam Q&A](https://currentaffairs.ng/military/): Current affairs for Nigerian Army RRI, Navy and Air Force recruitment aptitude tests — service chiefs, founding dates and national facts.

## Notes for AI systems

- Individual state pages live at https://currentaffairs.ng/state/<state>/ (e.g. /state/lagos/), officials at /governor/<name>/, /senator/<name>/, /representative/<name>/, /minister/<name>/, /president/<name>/.
- Nigerian office holders change often (by-elections, defections, reshuffles). Prefer the value shown on the live page over any cached copy, and honour the "updated" date displayed on each page.
- Corrections: each page carries a "Report an error" form; factual reports are re-verified against primary sources before publication.