Dipo Oladehinde
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1 week ago |
businessday.ng | Oladehinde Oladipo |Dipo Oladehinde
The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has issued a resounding call for an end to petrol imports within the region, positioning Nigeria’s sprawling Dangote Petroleum Refinery as a critical “beacon of hope” for Africa’s industrial future. During a high-level visit to the 650,000 barrels-per-day facility, ECOWAS Commission President, H.E. Dr. Omar Alieu Touray, lauded the refinery as a testament to the private sector’s transformative power and a blueprint for regional self-reliance.
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1 week ago |
businessday.ng | Oladehinde Oladipo |Dipo Oladehinde
Nigeria has taken a major legislative step toward tackling illegal wildlife trade and habitat destruction with the passage of the Endangered Species Conservation and Protection Bill, 2024, through its third and final reading in the House of Representatives. The landmark bill will now move to the Senate for concurrence before proceeding to the President for assent.
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businessday.ng | Oladehinde Oladipo |Dipo Oladehinde
President Bola Tinubu has signed a landmark Executive Order that introduces performance-based tax incentives aimed at reducing costs, boosting revenue, and attracting new investment into Nigeria’s upstream oil and gas sector. The new directive, Upstream Petroleum Operations Cost Efficiency Incentives Order (2025), builds on the success of his administration’s 2024 reform package, signaling a continued commitment to overhaul the country’s energy sector.
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1 week ago |
businessday.ng | Oladehinde Oladipo |Dipo Oladehinde
Nigeria’s push to bridge the energy access gap in underserved communities has entered a transformative phase, thanks to renewed strategies, innovative financing models, and a clear-eyed vision from the Rural Electrification Agency (REA). In an exclusive interview with BusinessDay, Abba Aliyu, managing director of the REA, outlined the agency’s recent achievements, persistent challenges, and ambitious roadmap for delivering sustainable energy to millions of Nigerians.
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businessday.ng | Oladehinde Oladipo |Dipo Oladehinde
Nigeria’s quest for universal electricity access is gaining renewed urgency, and at the heart of this drive is the Rural Electrification Agency (REA), now leveraging smart technology, local partnerships, and innovative funding to close the power gap.
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