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From classroom to communities: How “Path to follow” is rebuilding morals and character for national transformation

From classroom to communities: How “Path to follow” is rebuilding morals and character for national transformation

From classroom to communities: How “Path to follow” is rebuilding morals and character for national transformation By Bonny Alaneme Nigeria’s greatest asset is its people. But technical knowledge without character and civic responsibility cannot deliver sustainable development. The Path to Follow – Basic Morals and Civic Knowledge Project is a national intervention designed to deliberately […]

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NCDMB Launches Digital Certification Platform for Oil, Gas Trainers Monday

NCDMB Launches Digital Certification Platform for Oil, Gas Trainers Monday

NCDMB Launches Digital Certification Platform for Oil, Gas Trainers Monday   The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) will officially launch the Nigerian Content Trainers’ Registration Certificate (NCTRC) on Monday, July 27, 2026, in a move aimed at strengthening quality assurance, standardisation and human capacity development in Nigeria’s oil and gas industry. The digital

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Nigeria's Next Competitive Advantage Is Not Technology—It's Institutional Coordination

Nigeria’s Next Competitive Advantage Is Not Technology—It’s Institutional Coordination

Nigeria’s Next Competitive Advantage Is Not Technology—It’s Institutional Coordination How Tinubu’s new Virtual Assets Executive Order offers a glimpse of the next frontier of economic competitiveness By Sola Adebawo Nigeria has spent decades competing for investment through familiar levers of economic policy. Tax incentives. Market reforms. Infrastructure spending. Regulatory changes. Those fundamentals remain important. But

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COUNTDOWN: 140 Days Since the USA-Iran War Began – Global Oil Market on Edge as Crude Prices Remain Volatile

COUNTDOWN: 140 Days Since the USA-Iran War Began – Global Oil Market on Edge as Crude Prices Remain Volatile

COUNTDOWN: 140 Days Since the USA-Iran War Began – Global Oil Market on Edge as Crude Prices Remain Volatile   The global oil market remains under intense pressure as the prolonged conflict between the United States and Iran continues to reshape crude oil prices, fuel markets and energy security, even as benchmark prices retreated sharply

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169 Proposals from Nigerian Universities, Polytechnics, Others Target NASENI Research Commercialisation Grant Programme

169 Proposals from Nigerian Universities, Polytechnics, Others Target NASENI Research Commercialisation Grant Programme About 169 proposals from Nigerian institutions including universities, polytechnics, and research institutes spread across Nigeria’s six geopolitical zones have entered for the NASENI Research Commercialization Grant Programme (NRCGP). The programme, an initiative of the National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI),

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COUNTDOWN: 139 Days Since the USA-Iran War Began – Global Oil Market

COUNTDOWN: 139 Days Since the USA-Iran War Began – Global Oil Market

COUNTDOWN: 139 Days Since the USA-Iran War Began – Global Oil Market US-Iran War Pushes Oil Prices Above $100, Heightens Fears for Nigeria’s Fuel Market By Team Countdown The conflict between the United States and Iran has continued to reshape the global oil market, driving crude prices sharply higher since the outbreak of hostilities and

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Editorial: Rising oil prices expose Africa's unfinished refining agenda

Editorial: Rising oil prices expose Africa’s unfinished refining agenda

Editorial: Rising oil prices expose Africa’s unfinished refining agenda   The latest surge in global crude oil prices should serve as another wake-up call for African governments. With Brent crude climbing to nearly $96 per barrel, West Texas Intermediate (WTI) reaching $88.05 per barrel, and gasoline futures also moving higher, the continent is once again

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Rising fuel prices in Nigeria signal fresh energy cost pressures across Africa

Rising fuel prices in Nigeria signal fresh energy cost pressures across Africa

Rising fuel prices in Nigeria signal fresh energy cost pressures across Africa By Eyo Nsima The latest increase in petroleum depot prices in Nigeria, Africa’s largest oil producer and biggest fuel market, is expected to reverberate across the continent, with analysts warning that higher crude oil prices and rising refining costs could trigger fresh increases

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Dangote tops cheapest fuel depots as PMS prices hit N1,350/litre nationwide

Dangote tops cheapest fuel depots as PMS prices hit N1,350/litre nationwide

Dangote tops cheapest fuel depots as PMS prices hit N1,350/litre nationwide By Eyo Nsima Dangote Petroleum Refinery has emerged as Nigeria’s cheapest supplier of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), popularly known as petrol, even as ex-depot prices climbed to as high as N1,350 per litre across major fuel depots following the latest surge in global crude

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