“This is the first time we are having federal might in Ebonyi!!!”
- Excited citizens speak on the various projects being delivered by the Renewed Hope administration in Ebonyi state during the Renewed Hope National Media Tour in the South East 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
The market responded. Nigeria's share of African upstream Final Investment Decisions rose from about four percent in the years to 2023 to roughly forty percent across 2024 and 2025 — with about ten billion dollars committed and a visible pipeline of some fifty billion ahead.
Stalled projects are moving again — Bonga North, Ubeta and HI gas developments and new non-associated gas developments that anchor long-term supply to our LNG exports. When Nigeria improves the rules of the game, capital returns to the field.
Fourth, we repositioned gas as the foundation for industrialisation.
For Nigeria, gas is not merely a transition fuel. It is a development fuel — central to power, fertiliser, petrochemicals, clean cooking, CNG transport, LNG exports and manufacturing.
Our proven reserves now stand at over 215 trillion cubic feet of gas, and gross gas production has risen from about 6.83 billion standard cubic feet per day in 2023 to about 7.63 billion today.
But the goal is not simply to produce more gas. It is to ensure Nigerian gas becomes Nigerian power, Nigerian products, Nigerian jobs and Nigerian exports. A nation does not grow wealthy by owning resources. It grows wealthy by converting them into value.
Fifth, we are restoring financial viability to the gas-to-power chain.
For years the power sector was constrained by accumulated arrears, weak payment discipline and tariff distortions. The Presidential Power Sector Debt Reduction Programme was built to address this directly — a Federal Executive Council-approved bond programme of up to ₦4 trillion to settle verified generation- and gas-company arrears.
Under it, generation companies have signed full and final settlement agreements worth about ₦2.28 trillion, and the ₦501 billion Series 1 bond was issued and oversubscribed, with payments to generation and gas companies now underway. A second series of ₦729 billion will follow to complete the first phase.
This is not a bailout. It is a strategic reset — one that clears verified arrears, restores liquidity, and gives operators the footing to invest with confidence. Government obligations must be honoured if private capital is to return.
That reset is matched by reforms on the ground. The national metering rate has risen to about fifty-seven percent, with hundreds of thousands of new meters deployed each year.
Two distinct programmes — the Presidential Metering Initiative and a separate World Bank-supported programme — are together set to deploy several million additional meters in the years ahead. Metering protects consumers, reduces estimated billing, and builds the commercial discipline investment requires.
Tariff reform is being implemented pragmatically — about forty-five percent of the market is now on cost-reflective tariffs linked to service quality, while the subsidised segment is redesigned to better protect vulnerable households, already reducing the projected subsidy burden by over a trillion naira.
Ladies and gentlemen — this is the wider point.
When we speak of energy reform, we are not speaking only of oil companies, power plants or investors. We are speaking of the price of food, the cost of transport, the survival of small businesses, the strength of the naira, and jobs for young Nigerians. Energy reform is not an elite conversation. It is a national development conversation.
We have done the foundational work. The directives were issued. The decisions were taken. The structures were designed. The agreements were negotiated and signed. The task ahead, for the new sector leadership and for all of us, is to build upon it: to move from financial stabilisation to service delivery, expanded access, and the reliable power Nigeria's industrial ambitions require.
We laid the foundation. The work now is to build on it — together.
On #TheHeadlines today, let's talk about the future.
From a massive boost in our foreign reserves to major investments in solid minerals, the economic foundation is shifting. But the real game-changer for our generation? The Digital Switch Over Programme is officially live, targeting 40 million households and a massive ₦600BN in economic value!
More digital reach means more opportunities for creators, techies, and entrepreneurs. The future is digital, and it’s being built right now.
Wait no More. Join the Moving Train!
The Federal Government has intensified ongoing infrastructure development efforts in Ebonyi State with the inspection of major projects, including the 123.5-kilometre Abakaliki-Ogoja highway valued at about ₦444 billion, aimed at boosting economic activities and improving connectivity across the South-East, South-South, and North-Central regions.
The delegation also inspected a state government housing estate for civil servants, which is reported to be about 90 percent completed, as part of broader efforts to improve workers’ welfare and urban development.
#SouthEastMediaTour
Made possible by improved allocations which is a result of the various reforms of the President Tinubu-led administration, Ebonyi State Government under the leadership of @FrancisNwifuru has embarked on several game-changing infrastructural projects.
#SouthEastMediaTour
On Today's Headlines:
Liquidity expansion, investor confidence, digital access, and stronger reserves define today's #TheHeadlines as Nigeria's financial system prepares for a ₦1.53tn liquidity injection, foreign investors commit $3.23bn to bonds, FreeTV expands access to information and entertainment, and external reserves gain over $1bn in June.
Good morning!
The construction of the Calabar-Abuja superhighway; one of the four major legacy projects of this administration is moving at a rapid pace and the people of the benefitting states are excited.
The road begins from the spur of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway in Cross River State (Ndibe Beach, Afikpo). It traverses Ebonyi, Benue, Kogi, and Nasarawa states, and terminates at Apo in the Federal Capital Territory (Abuja).
The team @PBATMediaCentre spoke with some excited users as part of the ongoing Renewed Hope National Media Tour in the South East.
#SouthEastRenewedHopeTour
Wednesday, June 17, 2026
Midweek Headlines;
Energy infrastructure, economic inclusion, institutional support, and urban development shape today's #TheHeadlines as Nigeria advances gas-powered industrialization, expands financial support for small-scale traders, reinforces the welfare of judicial officers, and accelerates the delivery of affordable housing.
Nigeria is on the right path!
Tuesday, June 16, 2026
On #TheHeadlines today, the FG strengthens healthcare infrastructure, advances clean transportation, boosts funding for all tiers of government and earns recognition for the growing impact of Nigeria’s creative economy on jobs and economic growth.
Good morning!
"We have seen a massive construction site, the residents appreciate the good work of Mr President and the Governor, and we are seeing the usage of the allocation from the federal level in play"
GOVERNANCE, SECURITY & STATE POLICE: ASSESSING NIGERIA IN TOTALITY 🇳🇬
Security remains one of the most critical issues shaping Nigeria’s future. As the nation continues to seek sustainable solutions to emerging security challenges, the conversation around governance, effective policing, and the role of state police has become more important than ever.
Join us for an insightful X Space conversation featuring Otunba Segun Showunmi as we examine Nigeria’s security architecture, the realities of governance, and possible pathways toward a safer, stronger, and more united nation.
📌 Topic: Governance, Security & State Police: Assessing Nigeria In Totality
🎙️ Guest: Otunba Segun Showunmi @SegunShowunmi
🎤 Moderators: EasYOfLagos @easydigita | Hon. Omotonsore @oMoTonsore | Adeola @Diorthecurator
📅 Date: Thursday, June 18th, 2026
⏰ Time: 4:00 PM
📍 Platform: X Space
Come with your questions, perspectives, and ideas as we engage in a meaningful national conversation.
HAPPENING NOW: Southeast stakeholders gather in Ebonyi to declare full support for the reelection of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu ahead of 2027 general elections.
We spoke with road users, engineers and other immediate beneficiaries of the recently completed Kuje Expressroad in FCT and the excitement is as strong as they come 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
[Newsletter 📩] — June 15, 2026.
Nigeria’s Foreign Reserves Hit 17-Year High at $50.11 Billion 🇳🇬
…Stay informed with the latest developments shaping Nigeria’s economic future.
Monday 15 June, 2026
Interesting stories on #TheHeadlines to start your week.
FG is hitting the ground running with massive updates across agriculture, education, infrastructure, and the economy under the Renewed Hope Agenda:
🟢 Agriculture: Fertilizer distribution flagged off to 5,040 farmers across 25 states & FCT.
🟢 Education: ₦7.5BN TETFUND research grants approved for 174 tertiary projects.
🟢 Infrastructure: Kaduna Two-Corridor Light Rail construction begins next month.
🟢 Economy: NGX All-Share Index records a massive 61% Year-to-Date gain.
Have a lovely week!