For the first time in our modern history, Nigeria is no longer on the global energy map simply as a case study for grid fragility and power deficits.
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Kindly share this post Nigeria has called for greater unity among African nations to advance shared priorities and strengthen the continent’s influence in international decision-making, especially with Africa seeking a stronger voice in shaping the future of global telecommunications and digital innovation.
Nigeria and the African Development Bank (AfDB) have renewed calls for African countries to take greater control of the continent’s vast mineral regic financing and ownership of mineral data to ensure that Africa derives greater economic benefits from its natural wealth
ABUJA – Nigeria has assumed the chairmanship of the African Telecommunications Union (ATU) Conference of Plenipotentiaries as African ministers adopted the Abuja Ministerial Declaration to accelerate meaningful connectivity, digital inclusion and investment in digital infrastructure across the continent.
South Africa’s latest attempt to defuse mounting diplomatic tensions with Nigeria over renewed xenophobic attacks has suffered a setback after President Bola Tinubu reportedly declined to receive a special delegation sent by South African President Cyril Ramaphosa.
The Nigerian Communications Commission and the Rural Electrification Agency executives during the signing event.
Nigeria has urged South Africa to take stronger measures to prevent xenophobic attacks against Nigerians and other African migrants. The plea was made during a meeting in Abuja, attended by a South African delegation led by International Relations Minister Ronald Lamola. The discussions highlighted the persistent violence that has strained bilateral ties.
Nigeria has urged South Africa to take stronger measures to prevent xenophobic attacks against Nigerians and other African migrants. The plea was made during a meeting in Abuja, attended by a South African delegation led by International Relations Minister Ronald Lamola. The discussions highlighted the persistent violence that has strained bilateral ties.
Nigeria — Gunmen attacked a community in northwestern Nigeria, killing at least 30 people and injuring several others, residents said Monday, in the latest violence in the conflict-hit region
Africa’s two biggest economies are expected to weather the immediate impact of the new United States tariffs, but economists say the measures reinforce a broader shift towards higher trade barriers that could force Nigeria and South Africa to diversify export markets and deepen regional trade.