Climate Change advocate, Business Director/COO, FONBOL Energy. We market Solar lanterns, Water purifiers, Clean cooking stoves and pre-fabricated toilets.
e-Cooking for Healthy Lives — cleaner cooking, healthier homes and a more sustainable future. 🌍💚
Watch, share and join the movement for cleaner, smarter cooking.
#ECookingForHealthyLives#CleanCooking
Exactly 💯. Clean Cooking is actually "about more than energy"addresses inefficient Combustion, Saves time used in Cooking, and in fetching woodfuel, reduces pressure on our forest and reduces indoor pollution. Thus, it's a fact that Clean Cooking is about more than energy.
Clean cooking is about more than energy—it's about healthier lives, stronger communities, and inclusive growth.
Join the conversation at #AICCEES2026 as we explore solutions for Africa's future.
#CleanCooking#SDG7
No, don't forgive him.
He cheated on you lying/deceiving you that he had loss his wife to the cold hand of death.
Thank your star for not keeping the pregnancy. Don't report it to his wife as she could make mockery of your travail to others.
Pray for forgiveness and move on
NIMC SETS FOR NATIONWIDE WARD-LEVEL NIN ENROLLMENT INITIATIVE
The National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) is set to commence ward-level enrolment for the National Identification Number across the country.
In a statement, the Head of Corporate Communications at NIMC, Kayode Adegoke, says the exercise begins next week in line with the presidential directive to take NIN registration to the grassroots.
The statement explains that the enrolment is free of charge and is aimed at registering all Nigerians and legal residents, including children, into the National Identity Database.
NIMC notes that the initiative is designed to decentralise services, improve accessibility, and reduce the burden of travel for citizens seeking registration.
The statement adds that ward enrolment schedules are available on its website, while members of the public can also contact its toll-free line for further enquiries.
Yes, the financial close of $4m USD is great, but lifting up 20 startups will achieve greater mileage and higher social, economic, and environmental outcomes/impacts.
Reaching financial close is never accidental, it’s the result of discipline, structure, and trust.
Very Recently, on the 17th of December 2025 to be precise, Alfuttaim Nigeria Limited achieved financial close under the DARES Project, securing USD 4 million through a strategic partnership with Bank of Africa UK and impactA Global. This milestone moves the project firmly from planning to delivery, and more importantly, reinforces confidence in Nigeria’s renewable energy market.
Behind every financial close is months of hard work, aligning technical designs, environmental and social safeguards, commercial agreements, legal protections, and financial models to ensure projects are bankable, sustainable, and resilient. When all conditions are met and capital is committed, it sends a powerful signal that the project is real, viable, and ready to deliver impact.
What excites me most is what this represents for the sector as a whole. Through DARES, we are seeing growing interest from the banking and finance community in backing renewable energy at scale. We’ve engaged institutions such as Stanbic IBTC, Zenith Bank, InfraCredit, FCMB, Lotus Bank, Bank of Africa, and Jaiz Bank, to mention a few, all helping unlock local currency financing and reduce long-term risk for developers.
Alfuttaim joins other developers like Ceesolar and Haven Hill who have also reached financial close, clear evidence that renewable energy in Nigeria is no longer a promise, but a growing investment reality.
This is how we close the energy access gap, by building confidence, crowding in capital, and turning well-structured projects into power for communities.
The momentum is real and we’re just getting started.
#DARES #RenewableEnergy #EnergyAccess #SustainableFinance #CleanEnergyNigeria #PoweringNigeria #EnergyTransition #InfrastructureFinance #LocalContent #ImpactInvestment
My son Opeyemi Medayese Fonahanmi Idris graduated from Thomas Adewumi Univ (TAU), Oko, Kwara State in September 2025 and was billed for NYSC in November, 2025 only to be denied registration that NYSC doesn't recognise compound names.
I hope that ICT has overcome this challenge?
The Blended Finance will support startup and SMES in Nigeria 🇳🇬 with vision and BIG dreams for energy poverty and emissions reduction in the unserved peri-urban and rural communities. Cost of interest at 40% can't support growth and development but will impact affordability.
AECF is participating in the Convergence Global Blended Finance Forum in Washington, DC, as part of the “Africa Spotlight Session: Impacting LDCs through Blended Finance.”
We are contributing to a critical conversation on how blended finance can unlock growth in markets often perceived as high-risk. Africa holds immense potential, and realizing it requires building structures that mobilize domestic capital at scale and strengthen local capital markets.
We look forward to advancing blended finance models that de-risk investment, drive sustainable enterprise growth, and create lasting impact across the continent. #blendedfinance #globalblendedfinanceforum #10yearsofconvergence #developmentfinance #sustainablefinance #sustainabledevelopment
I was inducted into the Nursing and Midwifery profession today🥳🎉
It’s now officially and professionally Fonahanmi-Idris Eniola Omoboni, RN, RM, RPHN, BNSc☺️
Yes, "resilient health systems don't happen in silos."
Cooperation, Collaboration, Partnership by Stakeholders for inclusive communities in health programmes is crucial. #SDGS 3 is a goal.
Resilient health systems don’t happen in silos. They are built through partnerships, ownership, and trust - when governments, communities, and partners come together with a shared vision.
Great news, priority should also be accorded the type of cooking appliances for the people of NW/NE.
Ppreparation of their meals will require solar lanterns for illumination and when on the dining arena.
The people will also need clean, portable drinking water @ Fonbol Energy
With a $32.5 million contribution from the U.S. Government, the World Food Program Nigeria will provide vital food and nutrition assistance to 764,205 people across Northeast and Northwest Nigeria, including pregnant and breastfeeding women and children in conflict-affected areas. Learn more: https://t.co/V4F4GVdiP8
🍳 Clean cooking isn't an "orphan" sector anymore. While 2.1B people still rely on polluting fuels, #ESMAP's Clean Cooking Fund has helped 37M+ people access clean solutions across 28 countries, and there's still work to do.
How to get there? Read 👇
https://t.co/UjwFOPNrkP
I finished my exams today. I mean, no next semester. 10/10 exams spread across 5 sessions.🥳🥳🥳
I’m going to make sure I spend the next couple weeks doing absolutely nothing related to Clinical Nursing and explore other things🥰
Maybe nursing entrepreneurship abit?
July was such a long month, I was busy every single day and tired too😭
But also, I sold almost half a million from a business I didn’t even launch yet, passed midwifery pre-council exams, it’s exactly 7 days till I’m done with BSN and 14days until my Nursing Induction. Yay🥳🥳
BREAKING NEWS: The entire Lagos State and parts of Ogun will experience a 25-day power outage, starting from July 28. The disruption is a result of maintenance work to be carried out by the Transmission Company of Nigeria.
🔌 @WorldBank CFO, @kanshula Visits 60kW Solar Hybrid Mini-Grid in Petti Community, FCT, Applauds Nigeria’s Rural Electrification Effort.
⚡️The visit formed part of a high-level technical and impact assessment, focused on evaluating the operational performance, sustainability mechanisms, and economic influence of the mini-grid on the host community.
Read more
https://t.co/ca8uBrzksK.