WAPP RE-ELECTS ABDULAZIZ AS BOARD CHAIRMAN FOR ANOTHER THREE YEARS
The Chairman of the West African Power Pool, WAPP, Executive Board, Engr. Sule Ahmed Abdulaziz, has been unanimously re-elected for another three-year tenure.
NEDL DISCONNECTS GWADA, ERENA FEEDERS OVER UNPAID BILLS
The Niger Electricity Distribution Limited, NEDL, has disconnected electricity supply to Gwada and Erena communities in Niger State.
NIGERIA TARGETS 2 MILLION TONS OF SUGAR WITH 7.1 BILLION DOLLARS REVIVAL PLAN
For as long as most Nigerians can remember, conversations about the sugar industry have been about what is wrong with it.
APPMEN INAUGURATES LAGOS STATE COUNCIL
The Association of Proprietors of Private Media Establishment of Nigeria, APPMEN, has inaugurated its Lagos State Council.
FITCH UPGRADES NIGERIA OUTLOOK TO POSITIVE
Fitch Ratings has revised Nigeria’s outlook to Positive from Stable and affirmed its long-term rating at B.
SON MARKS 2026 WORLD STANDARDS DAY, SAYS STANDARDS KEY TO AFFORDABLE ENERGY AND CONSUMER SAFETY
The Standards Organisation of Nigeria, SON, on Friday celebrated the 2026 World Standards Day with a call for stronger commitment to quality and clean energy.
IS NNPC HOLDING BACK TINUBU’S CNG REVOLUTION AS AKK PIPELINE SLIPS TO 2027?
The repeated delays in completing the Ajaokuta-Kaduna-Kano gas pipeline have raised fresh concerns over President Bola Tinubu’s Compressed Natural Gas initiative.
APPMEN HONOURS FORMER ADAMAWA FIRST LADY ZAINAB HARUNA
The Association of Proprietors of Private Media Establishment of Nigeria, APPMEN, has decorated former Adamawa First Lady, Zainab Boni Haruna, as Nigeria We Want Ambassador for Humanitarian Service and Social Impact.
NBET BEGINS PAYMENT TO GENCOS UNDER TINUBU’S DEBT REDUCTION PROGRAMME
The Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading Plc, NBET, has commenced payment to Generation Companies and their gas suppliers under President Bola Tinubu’s Debt Reduction Programme.
STAKEHOLDERS DISCUSS ROLE OF CREDIT RATINGS IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Nigeria plans to cut its debt-service-to-revenue ratio to 21 percent by 2030 from 62.93 percent in 2025.