Category: Technology

Dangote to deepen FG’s diversification agenda with coal export soon

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The  Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) and Dangote Industries Limited (DIL) are targeting between  $6.5 million and $7 million as  daily revenue from exports. The  President of DIL, Aliko Dangote, explained during a visit to NPA’s head office  in Lagos on Monday that the company would  start exporting coal out of Nigeria in the next couple of weeks, adding that its fertiliser export would  be almost like eight cargoes.  Dangote said that the refinery operations would not export less than 25 million tonnes of various products. According to him,  the company will also be exporting almost…

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Ned Nwoko: How I Missed Joining Ill-fated Titanic Submersible

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While grieving over his friend and partner, Hamish Harding, a passenger in the ill-fated Titan submersible, Nigerian politician Ned Nwoko, on Friday, revealed that he was invited to join the tour of the famous Titanic Ship wreckage. Mr Harding, a British businessman, explorer, and multiple-Guinness World Record holder, including one for the longest time spent traversing the deepest part of the ocean on a single dive, was one of the five people who died aboard the imploded submersible. The politician took to his verified Instagram handle and explained why he…

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Children’s Day: Earlybrite CEO, Tubotamuno, Urges Govt. To Partner EdTech Companies

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The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Earlybrite, Mr Victor Tubotamuno, on Friday urged the federal government to increase investment in education through strategic partnerships with Education Technology (EdTech) companies in the country. Tubotamuno said this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos ahead of the 2023 Children’s Day celebration on Saturday. Earlybrite is an EdTech company, which Tubotamuno said was committed to revolutionising education and empowering young learners through innovative digital solutions. He noted that technology had the potential to transform schools, hence, the government-EdTech…

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