Axxela Wins Carbon Reduction, Sustainability Awards 2025
Axxela Limited secures double honours at the 2025 Social Impact Awards for cutting CO2 emissions by over 703,000 tonnes. Discover how they're driving Nigeria's clean energy transition.
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Why Africa's Green Transition Needs a Development Focus
A new report warns Africa's climate strategy must combine debt relief with low-carbon growth to ensure the green transition delivers real development dividends, not just emissions cuts.
Greensand Project to Store CO2 Under North Sea in 2025
Denmark's North Sea, once an oil hub, will soon store imported European CO2. The Greensand CCS project, led by Ineos, aims to bury 400,000 tonnes annually, marking a major shift in fighting climate change. Read more.
5 Cabals in Tinubu Govt: Lawyer Alleges Wike, Seyi, First Lady Lead
Lawyer Charles Omole claims President Tinubu's administration has five influential cabals, including groups led by the President, Wike, and Seyi Tinubu. Read the full analysis.
Adoption, Not Development, is Nigeria's Tech Hurdle
Tech experts at Abuja Tech Converge 3.0 identify poor adoption as the primary barrier to technological progress in Nigeria, citing agriculture as a key example. Read more.
Nigeria's Energy Transition Must Reflect National Realities - FG
The Federal Government insists Nigeria's shift to a low-carbon economy must consider its economic dependence on oil. The NCCC launched a new Climate-Smart EV Recharge Hub in Abuja as a model for local action.
Ogun State Health Polytechnic: Courses, Fees, Cut-off 2025
Complete guide to Ogun State Polytechnic of Health and Allied Science (formerly OSCOHTECH). Get details on 2025 courses, school fees, cut-off marks, and admission requirements for aspiring health professionals.
LASEPA: 4,000 Lagos companies emit greenhouse gases
Lagos State Government reveals over 4,000 companies emit greenhouse gases. New registry launched to track emissions and promote environmental compliance across sectors.
Canada PM Faces Climate Backlash Over Oil Pipeline
Canadian PM Mark Carney faces criticism for climate policy shift, backing oil pipeline & gas projects. Explore the political and environmental implications.
Canada Advances New Oil Pipeline Amid Climate Concerns
Canadian PM Mark Carney signs agreement for new Alberta-Pacific oil pipeline, raising climate concerns while aiming to boost Asian exports amid US trade tensions.
Sweden's Stegra gets $40M state aid for green steel
Swedish Energy Agency grants $40M to Stegra's low-carbon steel project amid financial scrutiny. The EU-backed initiative aims to cut CO2 emissions by 95%. Read more.
GIS Day 2025: Nigerian Experts Push Health Tech Collaboration
Health experts at Nigeria's 2025 World GIS Day emphasized innovative collaboration using Geographic Information Systems to advance health equity and disease eradication across Africa.
NALDA Monitors 20,000 Plantations for Carbon Markets
NALDA unveils carbon roadmap at COP 30, placing 20,000 hectares under MRV system to tap into voluntary carbon markets while boosting food security and rural incomes.
Blue Carbon's Africa deals collapse after 2 years
Liberia and other African nations' carbon credit agreements with UAE's Blue Carbon have stalled completely, investigation reveals. No progress on forest protection deals covering millions of hectares.
FRSC Clears Driver's Licence Backlog, Increases Daily Production
PEBEC commends FRSC for eliminating driver's licence delays, increasing production to 15,000 daily, and introducing biometric system. Applicants urged to collect 294,000 unclaimed licences.
COP30 Draft Deal Lands as Lula Returns to Climate Talks
Brazil presents first draft climate agreement at COP30 as President Lula returns to push for deal. Key issues include climate finance, fossil fuels, and trade measures.
Trade Tensions Overshadow COP30 Climate Negotiations
Climate negotiations at COP30 face new challenges as trade disputes over carbon taxes and Chinese EV tariffs threaten global cooperation on emissions reduction targets.
YABATECH to graduate 8,654 students at 37th convocation
Yaba College of Technology (YABATECH) is set to graduate 8,654 students at its 37th convocation, a landmark event coinciding with its 78th anniversary and its transition to a University of Technology and Vocational Studies.
FCCPC Gives Loan Apps Until January 2026 to Comply
Nigeria's FCCPC sets January 5, 2026 deadline for digital lenders including FairMoney, Okash, Carbon to comply with new regulations. Full enforcement begins after deadline.
Dad commits suicide after daughter dies in hot car
Christopher Scholtes killed himself in his vehicle the day before serving 20-year sentence for leaving his 2-year-old daughter to die in scorching car. Read the shocking details.
Global CO2 Emissions to Reach New Record in 2025
New research reveals fossil fuel emissions will hit record levels in 2025, making 1.5°C warming limit 'impossible'. Learn what this means for climate action.
LG to Install 300 Solar Boreholes in Nigeria
LG Electronics partners with Nigerian government to deploy 300 solar-powered boreholes across rural communities, addressing water scarcity with sustainable technology solutions.
VPS Forex Trading: Nigeria's 2025 Game Changer
Discover how Virtual Private Servers are revolutionizing Forex trading in Nigeria - boosting speed, security, and profits for traders across Lagos, Abuja, and beyond.
SEC Chief Urges Registrars to Embrace Innovation
SEC Director-General Timi Owoturo challenges registrars to drive efficiency and technological advancement in Nigeria's capital market operations.
1.97M New SIMs Deployed as Nigeria's Data Usage Dips
Latest NCC data reveals surprising telecom trends: SIM card registrations surge while data usage experiences unexpected decline, signaling shifting consumer behavior in Nigeria's digital landscape.
Sentry Global Fights Transformer Explosions in Nigeria
Nigerian energy infrastructure receives groundbreaking protection system against transformer failures and explosions. Sentry Global's innovative solution addresses aging power infrastructure crisis.
Nigeria's Digital Economy: Experts Decry Slow Progress
Energy sector leaders and technology experts express frustration over Nigeria's sluggish digital transformation, warning it threatens economic growth and global competitiveness.
Early Warning Systems Could Save Lives in Nigerian Hospitals
A prominent Nigerian medical advocacy group is pushing for mandatory implementation of Early Warning Scoring systems in hospitals nationwide to detect patient deterioration faster and reduce preventable deaths.
NSE, Indian Firm Donate Engineering Software to Nigerian Varsities
In a groundbreaking partnership, the Nigerian Stock Exchange and an Indian technology company have donated advanced engineering software to 15 Nigerian universities, transforming engineering education and research capabilities nationwide.
Humanities: Africa's Missing Link in Tech Revolution
Discover how blending humanities with technology could unlock Africa's true innovation potential and create solutions that truly serve African societies.
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