EU okays €300,000 grant to boost Eurocham Nigeria trade ties

The European Union (EU) has launched the Eurocham Nigeria Institutional Development Support, a €300,000 three-year grant aimed at strengthening the secretariat of the European Chamber of Commerce (Eurocham) Nigeria, expanding its advocacy efforts, and enhancing external engagement for its members. The grant, announced during Eurocham’s 25th Annual Stakeholders Conference in Lagos, forms part of the…

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Max Air suspends domestic operation for NCAA’s safety, economic audit

The management of Max Air has announced the suspension of its domestic flight operations for 90 days effective midnight January 31, 2025 to pave way for the conduct of safety and economic audit of the carrier by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA). The airline, via its official X handle @MaxAirLtd, explained that the suspension…

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Nigeria carriers raise alarm over reviewed annual due rates

Telecom operators Nigeria have raised the alarm over the review of annual payment structure under the Financial Reporting Council Amendment Act 2023 (FRC Act), warning that its implementation will hurt telecom operators. Acting under the aegis of Association of licensed Telecom Companies of Nigeria (ALTON), the group warned that “the new structure would pose significant…

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Ten gas distributors get NMDPRA licences

The Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA) has presented Gas Distribution Licenses to 10 companies. Speaking at the Gas Distribution Licence (GDL) Award ceremony in Abuja, the Authority Chief Executive, Farouk Ahmed recalled that the organization received 30 application for licenses from which it approved 10. He said the licences cover about 1.5billion…

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Global lenders mull $56b to boost electricity access in Nigeria, others

International lenders and partners this week committed another $8 billion in financing to a $48-billion project by the World Bank and African Development Bank (AfDB) to connect a total of 300 million people in Nigeria and the other African countries to electricity by 2030. AfDB Group and the World Bank Group plan to allocate $48…

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Nigeria eyes $15b private investors’ cash for power sector

Nigeria is taking bold steps to revive its faltering power sector, aiming to attract $15 billion in private investments while keeping its most vulnerable citizens in mind. At a World Bank energy summit in Tanzania, the government outlined a plan that combines higher electricity tariffs with fresh subsidies to ease the burden on households. Under…

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