At the ongoing Nigeria Oil and Gas (NOG) Energy Week in Abuja, key stakeholders have renewed calls for robust investment across Nigeria’s energy sector and the wider African continent. Industry leaders, government officials, and international partners converged to chart a course for sustainable energy development, emphasising that unlocking Africa’s vast energy potential requires urgent capital
Ibadan, May 22, 2025 – Key stakeholders from Nigeria’s South-West region have unveiled a comprehensive action plan aimed at addressing the region’s socio-economic challenges and accelerating development. The 262-page document, launched Thursday, emphasizes the urgent need for a robust multimodal transport system to enhance connectivity and boost regional integration. The initiative, spearheaded by the Association
Stakeholders in Nigeria’s education sector have moved to allay growing concerns among students over the recognition and credibility of degrees obtained through affiliate college programmes operating under the Federal Government’s Dual Mandate policy. The assurance came during a forum recently convened by the Association of Colleges of Education in Nigeria (ACEN), which brought together representatives
As Nigeria braces for another potentially devastating rainy season, the Director-General of the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), Zubaida Umar, has called on stakeholders across all sectors to intensify preparedness efforts to mitigate the impact of flooding and related hazards in 2025. Speaking during a high-level stakeholders’ engagement held Thursday, May 15, at the CSEA
Nigeria’s First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, has urged traditional rulers and other critical stakeholders across the South-West region to join hands with the Federal Government in the fight against preventable diseases such as cervical cancer and tuberculosis. She made the call in Ibadan on Tuesday during a high-level stakeholders’ meeting that brought together first-class traditional
In a compelling appeal to the Nigeria Police Force, key stakeholders—including human rights activists, legal experts, and women’s advocacy groups—have urged law enforcement agencies to cease the routine dismissal of domestic violence complaints and to treat such cases with the urgency and seriousness they warrant. The call comes amid alarming reports of increasing domestic violence
