Connect with us

Business

NNPC, Sahara Group to collaborate on energy access

Published

on

NNPC Sahara Group

The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC) is set to collaborate with Sahara Group to promote energy access and sustainability

adron lemon friday

A statement on Thursday disclosed that Sahara Group Executive Directors, Mrs Moroti Adedoyin-Adeyinka, Dr Kola Adesina, Mr Tope Shonubi, and Mr Wale Ajibade, paid a courtesy visit to the Group Chief Executive Officer of NNPC, Mr Bayo Ojulari, at the NNPC Towers in Abuja.

Also read: Dangote, NNPC pledges collaboration for Nigeria’s energy security

Discussions at the meeting ranged from oil and gas to data and infrastructure, exploring how transparent and impact-driven partnerships can power a more sustainable energy future for Nigeria and beyond.

With a clear mandate to transform NNPC into a global energy powerhouse… (NNPC) emphasised collaboration, innovation, and value creation.

“With a clear mandate to transform NNPC into a global energy powerhouse, the GCEO (Group Chief Executive Officer of NNPC, Bayo Ojulari) emphasised collaboration, innovation, and value creation.

Sahara Group’s delegation assured the NNPCL GCEO of the company’s commitment to supporting the transformation of the sector as a foremost energy conglomerate operating and making a difference in Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Middle East,” the statement said.

Sahara Group, a promoter of access to clean and safe energy solutions and sustainability, is an international conglomerate with operations in upstream, midstream, downstream, power, infrastructure, and the data/tech sector.

4 / 100 SEO Score

Business

How EIB, AfDB and EU Are Unlocking Nigeria’s Entrepreneurial Potential

Published

on

By

Nigeria’s entrepreneurial potential deserves investment—and the support to turn ideas into growing businesses.

adron lemon friday

Through Boost Africa, the European Investment Bank (EIB), together with the African Development Bank (AfDB) and with EU support, is strengthening entrepreneurship and innovation.

By supporting venture capital investment and providing technical assistance, Boost Africa helps African businesses, including those in Nigeria, access capital, expertise
and networks to grow and reach new
markets.

Meet one of the businesses behind the Boost Africa story. Hear Daya’s
co-founders, Tomiwa “Aleph” Lasebikan, and Paul Joe share the company’s journey and ambition to connect African businesses to global markets.

▶️ Watch Daya’s Boost Africa story:

44 / 100 SEO Score
Continue Reading

ENERGY

NISO Warns of Severe Power Supply Strain as Gas Runs Short

Published

on

 NISO power generation has fallen as gas shortages and low reservoir levels constrain thermal and hydroelectric plants, worsening supply nationwide

(more…)

adron lemon friday

69 / 100 SEO Score
Continue Reading

Business

Boost Africa Fuels Daya’s Bold Cross-Border Ambitions

Published

on

 Boost Africa Daya highlights how investment is supporting Nigerian fintech innovation and easier cross-border payments for African businesses

(more…)

adron lemon friday

68 / 100 SEO Score
Continue Reading

Trending News