The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) has called on entrepreneurs, startups, and small businesses to play a central role in shaping Nigeria's digital economy. Speaking at the Nigeria Internet Registration Association (NIRA)… Read on blog or Reader SMALL BUSINESS INSIGHTS Read on blog or Reader NITDA urges SMEs to lead Nigeria digital growth By Abimbola Akomolafe on October 15, 2025 The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) has called on entrepreneurs, startups, and small businesses to play a central role in shaping Nigeria's digital economy. Speaking at the Nigeria Internet Registration Association (NIRA) Tech Convergence 2.0 themed "Building Nigeria's Digital Future: The Internet as a Catalyst for Growth," NITDA Director General Kashifu Inuwa, represented by Dr. Amina Sambo-Magaji, stressed the need for innovation-driven participation. Read also, NITDA urges SMEs to lead Nigeria digital growth NUPRC partners world bank to boost SME energy innovation Nigeria targets renewable energy investment to empower SMEs Edo swears in new cabinet to drive SME growth Ogun partners REA renew power to boost SME energy access He urged stakeholders to embrace digital inclusion, invest in tech skills, and build cross-sector partnerships that empower SMEs to thrive in the new economy. The event underscored the role of collaboration and technology adoption in unlocking opportunities for local enterprises and positioning Nigeria as a competitive digital hub.

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The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) is strengthening collaboration with the World Bank Group and other multilateral institutions to drive decarbonisation in Nigeria's oil and gas sector and deepen capacity in methane abatemen… Read on blog or Reader SMALL BUSINESS INSIGHTS Read on blog or Reader NUPRC partners world bank to boost SME energy innovation By Abimbola Akomolafe on October 15, 2025 The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) is strengthening collaboration with the World Bank Group and other multilateral institutions to drive decarbonisation in Nigeria's oil and gas sector and deepen capacity in methane abatement and emissions management. At a recent three-day Measurement, Monitoring, Reporting, and Verification (MMRV) Capacity Building Programme in Abuja, over 70 industry stakeholders — including indigenous operators and SMEs in the energy value chain — participated in sessions focused on emissions tracking and sustainable practices. Read also, NUPRC partners world bank to boost SME energy innovation Nigeria targets renewable energy investment to empower SMEs Edo swears in new cabinet to drive SME growth Ogun partners REA renew power to boost SME energy access Katsina deepens local security framework for safer business climate Representing the Commission Chief Executive, Engineer Enorense Amadasu highlighted that methane emissions from flaring and venting remain a major contributor to Nigeria's greenhouse gas output, stressing the need for innovation-led mitigation. NUPRC reaffirmed its commitment to aligning Nigeria's upstream operations with global sustainability standards while creating new opportunities for local SMEs in clean technology, carbon management, and energy transition projects.

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Vice President Kashim Shettima has announced that Nigeria's energy transition plan under President Bola Tinubu's administration is projected to unlock over $410 billion in investments by 2060, positioning the country as a leading force in Africa's… Read on blog or Reader SMALL BUSINESS INSIGHTS Read on blog or Reader Nigeria targets renewable energy investment to empower SMEs By Abimbola Akomolafe on October 15, 2025 Vice President Kashim Shettima has announced that Nigeria's energy transition plan under President Bola Tinubu's administration is projected to unlock over $410 billion in investments by 2060, positioning the country as a leading force in Africa's renewable energy drive. Speaking at the inaugural Nigerian Renewable Energy Innovation Forum (NREIF) 2025 in Abuja, Shettima said over $23 billion will be required to expand energy access and lift millions of Nigerians out of energy poverty. Read also, Nigeria targets renewable energy investment to empower SMEs Edo swears in new cabinet to drive SME growth Ogun partners REA renew power to boost SME energy access Katsina deepens local security framework for safer business climate India, Mongolia strengthen economic ties for shared growth He noted that Nigeria's vast renewable potential, youthful population, and critical mineral resources give it a unique advantage to drive industrial growth, create green jobs, and power SMEs through clean, affordable energy. The Vice President reaffirmed government's commitment to making renewable energy a catalyst for inclusive development, enabling small businesses to thrive in a more resilient and sustainable economy.

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