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Monthly cooking gas bills soar to N296.3b amid import, domestic supply crisis
Already burdened households in Nigeria are set to spend over N296.3 billion on cooking gas this June as a deepening supply and availability
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Lagos, Ogun face 25-day power disruption as TCN begins fibre cable installation
Residents of Lagos and parts of Ogun State are expected to experience daily nine-hour electricity outages for 25 days, starting Monday,
Declining smuggling fees driving deadlier migration routes, UNODC warns
Data from the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) Observatory on Smuggling of Migrants has revealed a troubling paradox across key African migration corridors, as smuggling fees decline,…
Manufacturers decry high cost of energy, erratic supply
Manufacturers have expressed fresh worry over the exorbitant cost of energy, citing attendant operating costs and lack of competitive edge. While Nigeria does not have the most expensive tariff in Africa
Osun govt warns against disruption of public peace
The Osun State Government has warned against any disruption of public peace by any group or individuals, declaring that it is time for post-election reconciliation and peace-building. In a statement…
Pushback over proposed sale of five independent power plants
Electricity consumers have described as miscalculation, a move to sell about five independent power plants in the country.
Reps query Azura Power plants over undisclosed N18b excess tariff settlements
The House of Representatives Ad hoc Committee investigating power sector reforms and expenditure from 2007 to 2024 has asked the Azura-Edo Independent Power Plant to explain why it failed to…
Pushback over proposed sale of five independent power plants
Electricity consumers have described it as a miscalculation, a move to sell about five independent power plants in the country.
Educationists, experts urge leaders to champion revival of declining reading culture
Stakeholders in Nigeria’s education and literary sectors have raised concerns over the steady decline in reading culture,
Nigeria spends N100bn on developing Kainji, Jebba power plants
The need to maximise the nation’s hydropower potential resurfaced yesterday, amid non-payment of market receivable to generation companies as an investment in the two hydropower plants hits N100 billion.
