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💡 Ever wonder why Nigeria still struggles with 24-hour electricity? In our latest video, Olufemi Bakare dives deep into this pressing issue and lays out how change is on the horizon! 🌍⚡️
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My bet is on carbon capture, energy storage, and decentralized energy systems, especially technologies that work within Africa’s infrastructure constraints rather than assuming perfect grids.
Energy solutions that combine local resource utilization, modular deployment, and resilience will matter more than large, capital-intensive systems imported wholesale from the Global North. Read my 2026 predictions below👇
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What to Watch in Carbon Finance in 2026 By Dauda Abiola (@omoalhajaabiola)
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NIGERIAN FACES DEPORTATION OVER AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, ARMED ROBBERY & DRUG SALES
Ibrahim Tunde IJAOBA is set to be deported by the US.
According to the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, he is a criminal illegal alien from Nigeria and former member of the Bloods
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The National Grid states reasons for reduced electricity supply in some areas.
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In the details of the allegation, Dangote listed the four children as Faisal Farouk, Farouk Jr., Ashraf Farouk, and Farhana Farouk. Also, the secondary schools the children attended for the six year period were Montreux School, Aiglon College, Institut Le Rosey, and La Garenne International School.
Giving further breakdown, the billionaire businessman said the annual cost of tuition, airfare, and upkeep per child was $200,000, which totals $800,000 per year for his four children, while the total living expenses and air tickets per child over six years was $1.2 million, amounting to $4.8 million for all four children.
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Small businesses are now spending more on diesel than staff salaries.
At what point does it stop being “entrepreneurship” and start being survival?
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We are live and this time, we bring to you the conversation around Electric Vehicles (EVs) in Nigeria 🇳🇬... Kindly watch, comment and share with your contacts.
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Band "A" Customers,
How's your electricity supply? Do you still enjoy 20+ hours daily? Vote and comment!
21%YES
79%NO
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