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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·
FUNAAB inaugurates NMGS chapter as geoscientists seek closer ties for national development
The Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, has inaugurated a chapter of the Nigerian Mining and Geosciences Society. The development brings geoscientists together to strengthen collaboration and professional ties, with the broader aim of supporting national development through improved engagement in geosciences and related fields.
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Business · The Punch ·
NCDMB woos Chinese manufacturers to boost oil industry
The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board is seeking to attract Chinese manufacturers to support and expand Nigeria’s oil industry. The initiative focuses on encouraging Chinese companies to participate in local manufacturing and related activities, potentially strengthening domestic capacity and increasing Nigerian content in the petroleum sector.
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Business · The Punch ·
NAEC conference seeks solutions to investment challenges
A conference organised by NAEC is focused on identifying practical solutions to challenges affecting investment. The gathering brings attention to barriers that may be limiting investment activity and provides a platform for participants to discuss approaches to improving investment conditions.
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Business · The Punch ·
Power generation hits 5,403MW, nears record peak
Nigeria’s electricity generation has risen to 5,403 megawatts, bringing output close to the country’s record peak. The increase indicates stronger power production compared with earlier levels, although the headline does not provide details on the causes, duration, distribution to consumers, or the specific record being approached.
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Business · The Punch ·
NDPHC moves to revive 20-year Akwa Ibom power project
The Niger Delta Power Holding Company (NDPHC) is taking steps to revive a power project in Akwa Ibom State that has remained stalled for about 20 years. The development signals renewed efforts to address the project’s prolonged inactivity and potentially advance electricity infrastructure in the state.
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Business · The Punch ·
FX reforms, oil inflows push reserves above $54bn
Nigeria’s foreign exchange reforms and increased oil-related inflows have helped raise the country’s external reserves to more than $54 billion. The development indicates stronger reserve accumulation linked to changes in the foreign exchange market and improved inflows from the oil sector, according to The Punch.
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Business · Nigerian Tribune ·
United Nigeria Airlines’ boss wins travel personality award
The chief executive of United Nigeria Airlines has received a travel personality award, recognising the individual’s contribution or prominence in the travel and aviation sector. The headline does not provide details about the awarding organisation, the event, or the specific achievements cited in the recognition.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·
MAK poly moves to secure NBTE accreditation for more courses
Moshood Abiola Polytechnic is taking steps to obtain accreditation from the National Board for Technical Education for more of its courses. The move is aimed at expanding the number of programmes formally recognised by the regulatory body and strengthening the institution’s academic offerings.
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Business · Nigerian Tribune ·
Delta scales up LAX capacity, adds US network options for Nigerians
Delta Air Lines is increasing capacity on its Lagos route and expanding connection options to destinations across the United States. The changes are expected to provide Nigerians travelling from Lagos with greater access to Delta’s US network, although the headline does not specify the routes, schedule, or scale of the increase.
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Business · Nigerian Tribune ·
Stakeholders canvass industry-wide gender balance in workforce
Stakeholders are calling for greater gender balance across the workforce, urging organisations and industry participants to promote more equitable representation of men and women in employment and professional opportunities. The appeal indicates a focus on addressing disparities and encouraging inclusive workforce practices across relevant sectors.
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Other · The Punch ·
MOWAA publishes audit amid dispute over institute funding
The Museum of West African Art (MOWAA) has published an audit amid an ongoing dispute over funding for its institute. The development places the organisation’s financial records and the disagreement surrounding support for the project in public focus, although the headline does not specify the audit’s findings or the parties involved.
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Business · The Punch ·
Stocks hit record high as market cap reaches N163tn
The Nigerian stock market reached a record high, with its total market capitalisation rising to N163tn. The development indicates that the combined value of listed equities increased to an unprecedented level, marking a significant milestone for the country’s capital market.
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Business · The Punch ·
Lokpobiri urges oil firms to fast-track investment decisions
Nigeria’s Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Heineken Lokpobiri, has called on oil companies to speed up decisions on investments in the country’s petroleum sector. The appeal signals a push for quicker commitments and implementation of projects, although the headline does not specify the companies involved, investment areas, or a deadline.
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Business · The Punch ·
TotalEnergies, AMNI approve $800m Ima Gas project
TotalEnergies and AMNI have approved an $800 million gas project known as Ima Gas. The headline indicates that both companies have authorised the investment, but provides no further details on the project’s location, timeline, expected output or broader economic impact.
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Business · The Punch ·
Just energy transition: Can Nigeria, Ghana turn $410bn into power?
The report examines whether Nigeria and Ghana can convert an estimated $410bn opportunity linked to a just energy transition into expanded electricity access and reliable power. It focuses on the financial, policy and implementation challenges involved in shifting toward cleaner energy while addressing development needs and existing electricity shortages.
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Other · The Punch ·
Should Nigerians record police?
The Punch examines whether Nigerians should record police officers during encounters, focusing on the implications, possible benefits, and concerns surrounding such documentation. The headline points to a public discussion about accountability, citizens’ rights, police conduct, and the circumstances under which recording interactions may be appropriate or legally permitted.
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Other · The Punch ·
Growing attacks, harassment of journalists
The Punch reports that attacks and harassment targeting journalists are increasing, raising concerns about the safety and working conditions of media professionals. The headline indicates a broader pattern affecting journalists, but does not specify the incidents, perpetrators, locations, or responses involved.
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Other · ThisDay ·
Sun(Set) for $2.35 Billion Scam
The report concerns an alleged scam involving $2.35 billion, with the headline’s reference to Sun(Set) suggesting a person, organisation or project named Sun may be central to the case. Further details about the individuals involved, the method used and any official action are not specified in the headline.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·
Elizade University sets self-reliance, MBBS as priorities for new council
Elizade University has identified financial self-reliance and the development of a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery programme as key priorities for its newly constituted governing council. The institution is expected to focus on strengthening its sustainability while advancing plans related to medical education.
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Business · The Punch ·
NPA, NPERA tackle jurisdiction clashes over dry ports
The Nigerian Ports Authority and the Nigerian Ports Economic Regulatory Agency are addressing overlapping jurisdictional responsibilities involving dry ports. The engagement is aimed at clarifying institutional roles and reducing administrative or regulatory conflicts that could affect the management and operation of these inland port facilities.