Breaking News in Nigeria Today Tuesday 13th September 2022
Here are some of the Breaking News in Nigeria Today Tuesday 13th September 2022 on some of the nation newspapers .
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Eight ways to be great during ASUU strike
Everyone has heard the saying that when life throws lemons at you, make lemonade; and if all you have is LIMES, re-arrange the letters and get SMILES. Indeed, part of the secret of enjoying peace of mind is that you can always change your situation by changing the way you think of it. There is
NMDPRA: Nigeria consumes 66.8m litres petrol daily
The Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA) has said that Nigeria consumes 66.8 million litres of premium motor spirit, popularly called petrol or fuel daily, and not 62.9 million it earlier said. It stated that the new figure is the amount of petrol distributed across the country daily. NMDPRA’s Head of Finance
NAICOM: Nigerian airlines pay insurance premium in bits
CAPACITY The balance sheet of insurance industry more than $1 billion, which is enough to cover the aviation sector in Nigeria Despite Nigeria’s low air crashes or serious incidents, insurance firms, particularly those based overseas, still charge the country’s airline operators high insurance premiums, a situation that was attributed to the bad rating of
Energy: Expert faults FG’s $410bn commitment to transition plan
A former President of the Nigerian Meteorological Society (NMetS), Prof. Clement Akoshile, has said that Nigeria can spend less than $410 billion to achieve the nation’s Energy Transition Plan, with prudent spending and assemblage of patriotic experts and adventurous young intellectuals. Akoshile, a former Director, Renewable Energy Centre, University of Ilorin, at the weekend, said
NUEE: Nigeria not ripe for total power privatisation
The National Union of Electricity Employees (NUEE) has advocated a total reversal of the privatisation of Nigeria’s power sector. Modupeoluwa Akinola, Assistant General Secretary, NUEE, Southwest zone, said this in an interview with NAN. He said Nigeria was not ready for the privatisation of the sector. He stated that after the reversal of the current
School managers tasked to leverage tech to deepen quality education
A call has gone to education providers, especially university administrators and other managers of tertiary institutions in the country to leverage technology to deepen access to quality tertiary education by embracing digital learning. The call was made during last month’s edition of EdTech Mondays, initiated by the Mastercard Foundation in partnership with Co-creation Hub. Panellists
Concern over high cost of corn
The high cost of corn, a common roadside snack even during its season, has become a cause for concern among residents of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja. DEBORAH OCHENI reports. Background M aize is an important cereal crop that originated from South and Central America and came into West Africa in the 10th century
Satellite towns’ residents decry deteriorating facilities
The residents of several communities in the Federal Capital Territory ( FCT) are unhappy with the poor state of security and basic social infrastructure in the satellite towns. CALEB ONWE reports In recent years, the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja has witnessed tremendous growth and development in terms of roads, bridges, housing estates and recreational
Imperative of aviation insurance in Nigeria
The just-concluded Aviacargo summit where stakeholders in the aviation and insurance industries brainstormed on gamuts of issues is an opener as the summit kept stakeholders spellbound as to where aviation is headed, writes WOLE SHADARE Discourse One issue that dominated discourse at the Aviacargo summit tagged ‘CHINET 2022’ put together by travel expert and
OPS: Energy costs eroding private sectors’ profitabilityelectricity
REGRETS Nigeria is a very challenging place to run a successful business without constant power supply and energy Private sector operators have again raised the alarm that huge energy costs in the course of production is fast eating up their profitability amid macro-economic challenges in the country. In particular, Eat’N’Go Africa, a leading quick-service
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