Nigeria’s path to industrial self-reliance through tech transfer
Nigeria must pursue capability-building nationalism via technology transfer to achieve economic sovereignty, says NASENI CEO Khalil Halilu, outlining a pragmatic framework.
Nigeria must pursue capability-building nationalism via technology transfer to achieve economic sovereignty, says NASENI CEO Khalil Halilu, outlining a pragmatic framework.
Nigeria has secured sufficient fertiliser supplies for the 2026 wet farming season, avoiding potential shortages linked to global supply chain disruptions from Middle East tensions, achieving estimated savings of N61.58 billion.
Dangote Petroleum Refinery reduces jet fuel price to N1,450 per litre, down from N1,550, effective Tuesday, following global crude oil trends.
The Nigerian government has disbursed over N13 billion in interest-free loans to 7,450 academic and non-academic staff across 153 public tertiary institutions under the 2025/2026 TISSF cycle.
A symposium at Edo State University finds Nigeria's political and security crises stem from governance failures, poverty, institutional weaknesses, and structural imbalances.
Bayelsa State Government reports monthly salary expenditure of ₦13 billion, with total salary obligations at ₦14 billion, in a transparency drive for March and April 2026.
Small-scale business owners in Ekiti West enjoy brisk sales during the governorship election, while commercial cyclists defy police movement restrictions to operate in Ado-Ekiti.
The National Agricultural Development Fund and NRCRI have launched the Ginger Value Chain Recovery and Sustainability Programme to revive Nigeria's ginger industry after the 2023 blight epidemic.
Zimbabwe increases minimum monthly wage for domestic workers to $90, aiming to ease living costs. New rates also set $270 for unclassified operations.
The Federal Government plans to deploy 7 million electricity meters nationwide to eliminate estimated billing, improve transparency, and boost revenue in Nigeria's power sector.
Dangote Refinery reduces jet fuel price by N100 per litre to N1,450, sparking hope for lower airfares. PETROAN urges further cuts amid declining global crude oil prices.
Women leaders launched BWIRHA to boost economic participation, support Tinubu's Renewed Hope Agenda, and advocate for greater female representation in governance.
JMG Limited reaffirms commitment to sustainable energy solutions on World Environment Day 2026, focusing on solar and hybrid energy to reduce environmental footprint.
Nugi Technologies launches 360Lands digital registry in Cross River State to reduce C of O processing time from years to weeks, curb fraud, and boost revenue.
Lagos, Akwa Ibom, and Jigawa states emerged as Nigeria's top environmental performers at the 2026 Nigeria Environmental Sustainability Merit Awards, with Lagos scoring 74 points for governance excellence.
Organisers have unveiled Yewa Festival 2026, a nine-day cultural tourism initiative aimed at unlocking the economic potential of Yewa Land in Ogun State, with expected 30,000 visitors.
Indian refineries received six million barrels of Nigerian crude from SEEPCO, avoiding the Strait of Hormuz during heightened geopolitical uncertainty, highlighting supply diversification.
Discover five essential tech solutions for small businesses in Nigeria, including PoS, e-commerce, mobile payments, social media marketing, and smartphones.
CREDICORP has enabled 227,000 Nigerians to access consumer credit, expanding its mobility programme with three-wheelers in Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State, in partnership with IDIPR and Imowo Microfinance Bank.
Minimum wage negotiations loom as NLC, TUC push for higher pay, citing increased FAAC allocations. Employers warn against politically driven hikes, advocating economic realism.
Senator Orji Uzor Kalu commissioned 10 roads in Sokoto, praising Governor Aliyu's infrastructure push. Aliyu said the N3.5 billion project boosts urban growth.
Clara Okoro, founder of My Beautiful Africa and Travel Tech Africa Alliance, discusses women's pivotal role in tourism, technology, and her initiatives driving digital transformation across Africa.
A comprehensive guide for Nigerian seniors planning their first international trip after 60, covering documents, health, insurance, flights, accommodation, and itinerary tips.
Nigeria faces a severe heat crisis with temperatures up to 45°C, threatening health, economy, and food security. Experts call for a national heat action plan.
Chevron Nigeria, NCDMB, and Bristow Helicopters launch a helicopter pilot training programme for 10 cadet pilots and two local trainees, boosting local aviation capacity for offshore oil and gas operations.
Folashade Ayeni, CEO of Babaeko Farms, is leading a quiet battle against hunger through oil palm cultivation in Kogi State, aiming to close Nigeria's palm oil production gap.
A call to reject ethnic-based economic scrutiny, urging Nigeria to judge businesses by performance and legal compliance rather than ancestry, to foster investment and growth.
2,180 persons from disability communities across six states and FCT will receive training on sustainable climate-smart agriculture to improve livelihoods and resilience to climate change.
The Nigeria Food Security Scholars Programme awards N3,211,500 in project-based grants to 25 final-year students at University of Abuja for research on food security, agriculture, and climate resilience.
PIDG mobilised $2.9 billion in private capital for infrastructure projects in emerging markets in 2025, with $1 billion committed to 33 projects, benefiting 8 million people.