China's government published a list of prohibited items including certain foodstuffs, citing health and disease concerns. Travellers face restrictions on foods with harmful additives and those from outbreak areas.
NUPRC targets $50bn investment via 22 offshore projects, aiming to boost Nigeria's oil production to 2.6 million barrels per day by 2027.
Jigawa State Executive Council approves ₦3.5bn loan for 2027 Hajj deposits of 466 pilgrims, plus ₦277m renovation of Reformatory School.
The Rural Electrification Agency (REA) plans to boost local solar manufacturing to address Nigeria's electricity gap, affecting 85 million people without reliable power, according to the agency's recent statement.
President Tinubu commissioned Africa's first renewable energy college and a green hydrogen plant in Kogi, boosting Nigeria's clean energy capacity by 20%.
LPG prices drop nearly 39% across Nigeria, with Lagos and Enugu seeing gas at N1,400/kg, easing household budgets amid inflation.
NNPC reduces petrol price to N1,299 per litre, following MRS's cut, as Dangote Refinery maintains lowest ex-depot price at N1,215, intensifying competition.
Canada offers five permanent residency pathways for medical doctors, including Express Entry, PNP, Atlantic program, and rural and francophone pilots, as announced by IRCC.
Nairametrics profiles 12 CEOs steering Nigeria's electricity distribution companies, from Abuja DisCo to Aba Power, signaling new sector era.
NNPC slashes petrol pump price by N35 per litre in Lagos and N15 in Abuja; MRS and AA Rano also cut rates, with Dangote's ex-depot price at N1,075.
FG says no immediate electricity tariff increase, prioritising improved power supply, universal metering, and ensuring Nigerians pay only for what they consume.
FG confirms no immediate electricity tariff increase, prioritises metering and service improvement, and targets 2027 for subsidy removal.
REAN President and CEO demand shift from policy talks to investment and deployment at Solar & Storage Live Nigeria 2026, highlighting local manufacturing, financing, and quality standards.
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Nigeria's electricity generation companies warn that mounting debts over N4 trillion and gas supply cuts could further reduce power generation, leading to longer blackouts and higher costs for consumers.
A major fault on Ghana's national grid forced multiple power plants offline, causing blackouts in Accra, Kumasi, and northern regions. Hospitals rely on backup generators; commuters face digital payment disruptions.
The Federal Government launched the National Grassroots LPG Programme in Bayelsa on Tuesday, targeting five million households by 2030 to provide affordable cooking gas and reduce reliance on firewood.
Residents of Unyenge in Akwa Ibom demand ₦126.85 billion in gas flare penalties for environmental cleanup, citing Petroleum Industry Act provisions.
Minister of State for Petroleum Resources Ekperikpe Ekpo declares that Nigerians should not use firewood for cooking given the country's abundant gas reserves, launching a national LPG penetration programme in Bayelsa.
Niger has secured a $150 million loan from the Islamic Development Bank to construct a 100MW solar power plant, aiming to boost renewable energy capacity and electricity access in the country.
All On's 10th-anniversary Hackathon in Lagos inspired young innovators; Team 'Current Creators' from UNILAG, LASU, and YABATECH won with ColdLink, a digital platform optimizing renewable energy cold-chain logistics.
Learn MOJEC meter codes and troubleshooting steps to fix failed messages, error codes like Error 1, 2, 3, 6, 10, 12, and reset procedures for AEDC and Ikeja Electric prepaid meters.
Nigeria's federal government denies planned electricity tariff increase in 2026, clarifying remarks by presidential adviser Sadiq Wanka on cost-reflective tariffs and the Power Consumer Assistance Fund.
Dangote Refinery blamed fuel importers for withholding supply, prompting its return to naira petrol sales at N1,215 per litre to avert shortage.
Investors eye Nigerian Exchange stocks for August 2026 as oil volatility and interest rate hikes shape market opportunities. Experts recommend defensive sectors.
Peter Obi argues that achieving 24-hour electricity in Nigeria within four years is unrealistic, citing infrastructure and funding challenges.
Atiku Abubakar says Tinubu administration spent three years worsening Nigeria's power crisis before adopting a decentralized generation policy he championed since 2003.
The Federal Government will license Renewable Energy Service Companies to compete with DisCos, as 19 states pursue stable power through interconnected mini-grids, says REA MD Aliyu.
The Trump administration will announce a 30-year civilian nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia, allowing US companies to operate plants and possibly including uranium enrichment rights, raising security concerns.
The Federal Government launches a N729 billion bond to finalize the second phase of power sector debt reduction, targeting legacy debts owed to gas suppliers and generators.
The Federal Government has paid N333 billion to eight GenCos and issued N729 billion in bonds to settle debts and boost liquidity in Nigeria's power sector.