Foundation Targets 20,000 Kids as Africa Robotics Market Hits $4.29bn
The Louis Awode Foundation launches a nationwide program to teach 20,000+ Nigerian children robotics, coding, AI, and entrepreneurship to bridge the digital skills gap.
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Cross River Signs $42m PPP to Revive Water Supply
Cross River State signs a $42 million PPP with Agua Global Services to revive water infrastructure, ending over a decade of scarcity and restoring potable water access.
Bagudu: Youth Land Access Key as FG Targets 6 Million Farmers
Minister Bagudu urges youth land access to boost agriculture, as FG launches YALTF targeting 6 million youths with IITA training in modern agribusiness.
ASRTI Seeks Direct Crude Allocation to Local Refiners
ASRTI proposes direct crude allocation to local refiners to produce aviation fuel, aiming to eliminate N60 billion subsidy waste and reduce Jet A1 costs burdening airlines.
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Dangote Refinery Raises Petrol Price Again After Brief Cut
Dangote Refinery increased petrol price to N1,256 per litre 24 hours after a cut, as crude oil surges due to Middle East tensions, mirroring depot operators' adjustments.
Cooking Gas Prices Surge Nationwide, Dealers Announce New Rates
Cooking gas prices have risen sharply across Nigeria, with a 12.5kg cylinder now costing between N22,500 and N25,000. Dealers blame supply shortages and high depot prices, threatening clean energy goals.
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15 Chinese Arraigned for Illegal Lithium Mining in Nigeria
Fifteen Chinese and nine Nigerians face court for illegal lithium mining in Nasarawa, the third high-profile case involving Chinese nationals in Nigeria in a month.
AfDB: Nigeria Power Crisis Costs Businesses Billions
AfDB report reveals Nigeria's power outages cost firms 3% of sales, with 70.7% relying on generators, urging government to improve electricity and public services.
Contractors drop fixed contracts amid 20% cost surge
Construction costs have risen nearly 20% since December due to geopolitical tensions. Contractors now adopt phase-by-phase contracts to survive.
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Nigeria Housing Financing System Hinders Affordable Homeownership
Experts at a housing summit in Abuja identified Nigeria's flawed housing financing system as a major obstacle to affordable homeownership, urging PPP models and regulatory reforms.
Stakeholders Urge Risk Management Boost in Engineering
Stakeholders urge stronger risk management in Nigeria's chemical engineering sector to boost GDP and reduce losses, emphasizing skills in oil, gas, manufacturing, and renewable energy.
RusselSmith Formally Transitions to Arridex
RusselSmith Nigeria Limited has changed its name to Arridex, reflecting its expansion beyond oil and gas into multi-sector industrial technology, and will commission West Africa's first additive manufacturing facility in Lagos.
Cooperatives Target Affordable Housing via Digital Finance
Stakeholders at the Cooperative Housing Summit Africa call for digital finance, stronger governance, and innovative funding to boost affordable housing in Nigeria and Africa.
Lagos Urges Council Chairmen to Boost Sanitation Participation
Lagos State calls on 57 council chairmen to mobilize residents for monthly sanitation, emphasizing civic duty and environmental sustainability.
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Nigeria Coffee Revival Initiative Launched for Revenue Growth
Nigeria launches Coffee Revival Initiative to boost production and exports, targeting a decline from 40,800 to 39,900 bags by 2028, with support from FAO and COCEFAAA.
Cotton Can Lift Southwest Economy, Says Oduyemi
Agribusiness advocate Omowumi Helen Oduyemi says large-scale cotton production with modern practices can lift Southwest Nigeria's economy through job creation and export earnings.
Wudang in Lagos: Discipline as Economic Strategy
A martial arts school in Lagos offers Wudang internal boxing, emphasizing discipline and emotional regulation as practical tools for surviving Nigeria's volatile economy.
Obasanjo Reveals 40-Year Diabetes Battle, Says Not Curable
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo disclosed his 40-year struggle with diabetes, emphasizing lifestyle management and the DREMS approach to health.
Before Starting Poultry Business in Nigeria: Key Factors
An experienced Nigerian farmer shares crucial factors to consider before starting a poultry business, including land costs, bird prices, and location.
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Lange and Grant Targets Affordable Housing with Modular Build
Lange and Grant Commodities Limited announces a strategic focus on industrialized construction and modular housing to reduce Nigeria's housing deficit and lower costs.
Saudi Arabia Opens Umrah Visa Issuance for New Season
Saudi Arabia has opened Umrah visa applications via the Nusuk platform for the 1448 AH season, allowing pilgrims to enter until March 2027.
Dangote, NIPCO, Rainoil Hike Cooking Gas Prices to Over N2,000/kg
Major suppliers including Dangote Refinery raise LPG depot prices by over N100/kg, pushing retail costs to N2,000/kg. Experts urge government intervention.
Cross River EV Training for 100 Youths
Cross River State Government announces free electric vehicle maintenance training for 100 youths starting June, under the Local Content VOSEP Initiative.
Obi Promises 10,000MW Power in Four Years
Peter Obi, NDC presidential candidate, vows to boost Nigeria's electricity generation to 10,000MW within four years, criticizing current 4,000MW output.
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Solar Electricity Is Cheap and Reliable for Nigerians
Joseph Omotayo argues that solar energy is a cheaper, dependable alternative to Nigeria's unstable national grid, despite initial setup costs.
Engr. Alex Omaghomi: Engineering Africa’s Agro-Industrial Future
Engr. Alex Omaghomi, agro-industrialist and CEO of Zilex Holding, drives integrated value chains across Africa and the UK, spearheading a 5,000-hectare agro-industrial estate in Ondo State, Nigeria.
What Crops Does Nigeria Grow? Full Agricultural Guide
Explore Nigeria's major crops including cassava, yam, cocoa, and rice. Learn about production regions, economic impact, and challenges in this detailed overview.
Taiwo Adeniyi: Vitafoam CEO Driving Industrial Resilience
Taiwo Ayodele Adeniyi, Group MD of Vitafoam Nigeria Plc, is recognized for strategic foresight, operational excellence, and national service in manufacturing.
Dr. Jimoh Rauf Badamosi: Nigeria's Renewable Energy Visionary
Dr. Jimoh Rauf Badamosi, CEO of JRB Solar Investment, is recognized as a Distinguished Nigerian of Merit for his contributions to renewable energy and philanthropy.
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Olabode Makanjuola: Indigenous Capacity and Sustainable Mobility
Olabode Makanjuola, CEO of Caverton Offshore Support Group, is transforming African logistics through indigenous capacity, electric ferries, and sustainable mobility.
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