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Nissan Africa honours its champions at the Nissan auspicious Ignition Awards
By Oke Peter Vredendal’s Brand Nissan dealership walked off with the coveted title of Nissan Dealer of the Year for South Africa, with Malawi’s Motus Africa being crowned Nissan Independent Markets Africa (NIMA) National Sales Company of the Year at a gala function held in the Sandton City convention Centre in South Africa last week…
Striking workers shut down the national grid
We will continue to make an effort to recover and stabilize the grid to enable the restoration of normal bulk transmission of electricity to distribution load centers nationwide
Egbin Power honors employees for long service and outstanding performance
A total of 144 employees received the Long Service Award for completing a decade with the company as of May 2024.
Port Harcourt refinery begins operation July
the development would stimulate economic activities, reduce the price of petroleum products and ensure adequate supply.
N520bn monthly fuel import expected to drop as Dangote begins supply June
The promise of Dangote to end fuel import may be a relief to marketers and Nigerians, who are yet to fully recover from the recent fuel scarcity that nearly brought the economy to a halt in Lagos, Abuja and other parts of the nation.
TCN contractors working assiduously to restore power supply in the North East
We are committed to a quick restoration of bulk power on the line route.
Grid stability: disturbances decline by 76.47% in five years —TCN
The Company stressed further that no doubt there is room for improvement, and it will continue to work hard to further reduce the number of grid disturbances to the barest minimum.
TCN deploys GLDS digital solution to enhance grid reliability
This new innovation stands as a testament to the TCN commitment to advancing grid management capabilities.
Estimated hours of power supply: Stop misleading the public, TCN tells IBEDC
“While TCN sees this misinformation of IBEDC as a ploy to undermine and mislead the public against regular power supply, we remain focused on supporting the government’s move towards a more robust and efficient power supply.’
$2.3bn Siemens power project transformers, substations arrive Nigeria
The development came a few months after the Federal Government renewed the mega power project contract with the German government and Siemens, following several months of delays.