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Analysis | The Project Herald Last week, Apex African Gas Nigeria Limited announced the commissioning of a new 70-ton-per-day Air Separation Unit (ASU) in Lagos, a project valued at more than ₦10 billion. With the facility now operational, the company’s total production capacity has increased to 110 tons per day, strengthening its ability to supply […]
For decades, Julius Berger Nigeria Plc has been synonymous with some of Nigeria’s biggest roads, bridges and public infrastructure projects. From the Second Niger Bridge to major expressways, airports and government buildings, the company has built a reputation as one of Africa’s most respected engineering and construction firms. Today, however, Julius Berger is quietly redefining
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Nigeria’s oil industry has spent much of the last decade battling declining production, underinvestment, crude oil theft and the gradual exit of some international oil companies from onshore assets. While these challenges have weighed on government revenue and investor confidence, one Nigerian company is taking a different path. Rather than retreating, Seplat Energy is expanding.
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Lagos State is pushing forward with one of the most ambitious transportation infrastructure programmes in Africa as investments in rail transit continue to reshape mobility across Nigeria’s commercial capital. With a population estimated at more than 20 million people and growing demand for efficient transportation, the state government has placed rail development at the center
Nigeria is rapidly emerging as one of Africa’s most important digital infrastructure markets as investments in data centers, cloud services and artificial intelligence infrastructure accelerate across the country. While roads, ports and power projects often dominate infrastructure discussions, digital infrastructure is becoming an increasingly critical part of economic development. The growing demand for cloud computing,
Nigeria is rapidly emerging as one of Africa’s most important digital infrastructure markets as investments in data centers, cloud services and artificial intelligence infrastructure accelerate across the country. While roads, ports and power projects often dominate infrastructure discussions, digital infrastructure is becoming an increasingly critical part of economic development. The growing demand for cloud computing,
Nigeria’s power sector is attracting renewed investment as federal and state governments push ahead with transmission upgrades, renewable energy projects and electricity market reforms aimed at improving power supply across the country. The developments come at a time when reliable electricity remains one of the biggest obstacles to economic growth, industrial expansion and foreign investment.
Few Nigerian companies are investing across as many sectors of the economy as BUA Group. From cement and food manufacturing to sugar refining and logistics infrastructure, the conglomerate is executing a series of expansion projects that could significantly increase its production capacity and deepen its influence across key sectors of the Nigerian economy. The scale
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For decades, Nigeria’s state-owned refineries have represented one of the country’s most ambitious industrial assets and one of its most persistent economic challenges. Billions of dollars have been committed to rehabilitation projects across the Port Harcourt, Warri, and Kaduna refineries. Yet in 2026, the central question remains unchanged: can Nigeria’s refining sector finally achieve sustainable
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As concerns over plastic pollution continue to grow worldwide, businesses are facing increasing pressure to reduce their environmental footprint. Among the companies taking steps to address this challenge is Coca-Cola, which has launched several recycling and sustainability initiatives aimed at reducing waste and promoting a circular economy. The company’s recycling project has become one of
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