NASENI August 2026 in Retrospect! August was a month of innovation, empowerment and strategic partnerships as NASENI advanced indigenous technology and Nigeria’s industrial transformation through impactful initiatives and engagements.
From empowering youths, women and communities with skills, equipment and clean energy solutions, to launching the Future Makers Hackathon and strengthening technology cooperation with The Gambia, NASENI continued turning ideas into practical solutions.
With new performance management initiatives and recognition for outstanding leadership, NASENI remains committed to taking science, technology and engineering from innovation to impact, for a more productive Nigeria.
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When I look back at where we started and where NASENI is today, I’m proud of how far we’ve come.
There’s been a lot of work behind these numbers, a lot of difficult decisions, and a lot of people who have contributed to the progress.
This carousel captures some of that journey and more importantly, what we’re building towards.
#ksh
NASENI: Three Years of Institutional Reform, Technology Commercialisation And Industrial Development Under Khalil Suleiman Halilu
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Three years at NASENI is not something I can easily sum up in a few words.
There have been the big milestones, the difficult moments, the partnerships, the people and the many experiences that have shaped the journey.
But one thing these three years have made very clear to me is the depth of talent and ideas we have in Nigeria.
From our universities and research institutions to our entrepreneurs and industries, there are people working on solutions to problems that matter.
But ideas need a bridge.
A bridge between research and industry. Between innovation and the market. Between what Nigerians can create and what Nigerians can actually use.
Building that bridge is where I believe some of our biggest opportunities lie.
Because the real measure of innovation is not just what we can create, but what we can build with it.
Three years has given me even more confidence in what Nigeria can do. The next chapter is about turning more of that potential into something people can see, use and feel.
There is still work to do. And I’m looking forward to it.
#ksh