Author: Irene David-Arinze

Beyond Megawatts: Abuja Policy Lab Charts an Integrated Path to Powering Nigeria

German–Nigerian cooperation is linking power-sector reform, grid investment and clean-energy finance to wider economic opportunity. ABUJA, 14 October 2026 — Nigeria’s electricity future depends on more than adding generation capacity. It requires a functioning market, stronger networks and investment that delivers reliable power to homes and productive enterprises. These priorities shaped the German Embassy’s Abuja […]

Mucuna: Nigeria’s Climate-Smart Crop for Soil Restoration and Agricultural Resilience

In the face of Nigeria’s worsening climate crisis, shrinking natural resources such as arable land and water, land degradation, and insecurity are fueling a national food crisis. With over 19.5 million people projected to face food insecurity in 2025, farmers are increasingly looking toward nature-based solutions to restore soil health, improve yields, and build resilience. […]

Nigeria can leverage on Renewables to Industrialize: Rep. Sam Onuigbo

Sponsor of the Nigeria Climate Change Act and former Member of the House of Representatives, Rep. Sam Onuigbo, has stated that renewable energy can provide the energy needed by the country to fully industrialize.  Onuigbo emphasized this during a series of interventions he made during the 14th International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) Assembly, the IRENA […]

Africa Climate Resilience: The Urgent Need for Adaptation Finance

In a world grappling with the pressing issue of climate change, the continent of Africa stands at a critical crossroads. Despite contributing less than 4% to global greenhouse gas emissions, African nations bear the brunt of its devastating impacts, including floods, droughts, and heatwaves. The need for climate finance to adapt and mitigate these challenges […]

Passport Backlog in Nigeria Now a Story of the Past as 60,000 Passports Were Produced in 4-Days! What A Miracle!

In a remarkable feat to tackle a daunting passport backlog crisis in Nigeria, Nigeria’s Immigration Service (NIS) have cleared a staggering 60,000 applications in just four days. This comes in response to a directive from Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, the Minister of Interior, who had called for the clearance of over 200,000 pending passport applications within two […]

In Need of Quick Loans? Ensure You Avoid these 37 delisted loan apps by FG

Taking a resolute step to protect consumers, the Federal Government has cracked down on illegal loan apps, delisting a total of 37 of these unscrupulous platforms. This development signifies the government’s commitment to safeguard its citizens on the significant increase in the number of fully approved loan apps, which has now grown to 164 from […]

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