Darasimi..🇳🇬

B.N.G || Seeking to Know.

[Darasimi..🇳🇬 @jayozone2]

"Don't assume you have to be technical to be a cybersecurity person"-Prof. Alese #AkureTechExpo

[Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) @MIT]

Some of the most important things in life feel ordinary, until you stop and think about what makes them possible. A cure. A car. A comet. Someone right now is chasing answers to questions we haven't even asked yet. This is #CuriosityOnAMission. 🔬

What are you curious about? https://t.co/rErxJSaMwa

[Darasimi..🇳🇬 @jayozone2]

@IBM Happy birthday IBM

[ONDO STATE GOVERNMENT @OndoStateOnline]

Governor Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa has reiterated Ondo State’s commitment to supporting the reactivation of a dormant oil field that has remained inactive since 1998, during a meeting with executives of Sahara Energy Group in Akure.

The governor emphasized that reviving the asset would boost Ondo’s contribution to Nigeria’s oil production target of 2 million barrels per day and improve the state’s standing among oil-producing states. He stressed the need to address infrastructure deficiencies, curb leakages, modernize equipment, and adopt digital systems to enhance efficiency and transparency in production.

Aiyedatiwa assured investors of a peaceful and business-friendly environment, highlighting ongoing dredging projects and planned interventions to improve access to oil-producing communities and production sites.

Speaking on behalf of Sahara Energy, Kola Adesina described the oil field as a stranded asset with significant untapped potential. He disclosed that the company is carrying out technical assessments and integrity tests to determine the requirements for full reactivation.

Both parties agreed that increased investment, technological innovation, and strong collaboration between government and operators are essential to unlocking the asset’s value, increasing national oil output, and delivering benefits to host communities.

[BudgIT Nigeria @BudgITng]

🗣️BudgIT Marks 2026 Federal Budget as Ambitious but Unviable

BudgIT has raised significant concerns over the Federal Government’s 2026 Budget, describing it as ambitious but unrealistic and, within the current fiscal realities, not feasible. The approved budget of N68.32 trillion is the largest in Nigeria’s history, yet nearly half of it depends on borrowing.

PRESS STATEMENT

#2026FGBudget #AskQuestions

[BudgIT Nigeria @BudgITng]

🗣️Dear fellow Nigerians,

The 2026 Federal Government budget is the biggest in our history. N68.32 trillion approved. Let that number sit for a second.

But here is what they did not lead with. Nigeria is only expected to earn N36.87 trillion this year. That means the government can only fund 53.9% of its own budget from actual revenue. The remaining 46.1% will come from borrowing. And debt service alone will consume nearly 45% of everything we earn. That is N15.81 trillion going straight to paying back what we already owe, before a single road is fixed, before a single school is built, before a single hospital gets funded.

Every year, Nigeria sets revenue targets. Every year, we fall short. In 2025, the government projected N36.35 trillion in revenue. By June, only N10.92 trillion had come in. Yet the 2026 projections follow the same pattern, the same optimism, the same numbers that history tells us we will not meet.

Our full analysis of the 2026 Federal Government Approved Budget drops tomorrow. Do not miss it.

#FollowTheMoney #2026FGBudget #2026FGBudgetAnalysis

[Nic Cruz Patane @niccruzpatane]

Very inspiring words from Elon Musk today:

"I always think about this. There are always problems on earth. There’s always things that we wish to be better, that we want to solve on Earth, and we should solve them. But there there also has to be things that get you excited about the future — that make you glad to wake up in the morning, because you can’t wait to see what happens next.

That’s the future @SpaceX wants to bring to you."

Let’s goooooo🚀

[Nigerian Independent System Operator @OFFICIALNISO_NG]

NISO REITERATES DISASSOCIATION FROM UNAUTHORIZED SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNT
"Nigeria National Grid"

#NISO
#NISOOnTheMove

[BBC News Pidgin @bbcnewspidgin]

Nigerian electricity consumers fit start to dey sell excess electricity to di national grid.

But no be evribodi fit benefit from dis initiative - but who fit partake in dis? Dis na wetin di tori explain: https://t.co/1QcTN0GFeI

[Mr. Láyí @layiwasabi]

pov: you finished with a “strong” 2.1

[The Grid Post @TheGridPost]

Mambilla is supposed to be Nigeria’s game-changing mega dam project.

Adding ~3,000 MW to the Grid Power Generation.

[Al Jazeera English @AJEnglish]

Lagos is positioning itself as West Africa’s digital hub, with more than 20 operational data facilities and a market valued at $374m this year, drawing global firms including Google.

[Dangote Group @DangoteGroup]

Apply Now: https://t.co/3YvgGkeVYd

[TCNNIGERIA @TCN_NIGERIA]

Does TCN call for a scheduled power outage?

Find the answer here. 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻

#tcnnigeria
#electricity
#maintenance

[LEAP Africa @LEAPAfrica]

Applications are now OPEN, and the clock is ticking.

If you’re a young African changemaker building solutions that matter, this is your moment to step into something bigger.

The Social Innovators Programme (SIP) 2026 is your launchpad. From world-class mentorship to investor access and funding opportunities, everything you need to scale your impact is within reach.

Whether you're driving financial inclusion, civic tech, or employment solutions, your ideas deserve visibility, support, and growth.

Female applicants are strongly encouraged to apply.

Apply now: https://t.co/7yG0MpzNoA

Deadline: 12th June 2026

#SIP2026 #SocialInnovation #AfricanChangemakers #YouthLeadership #LeapAfrica #ApplyNow

[Bluechip Technologies @BluechipTechNG]

₦4 Million on the line.

DSN x BCT LLM Agent Challenge Hackathon 3.0
Build LLM agents. Compete. Win.

₦1.5M | ₦1M | ₦750K
Grand Finale: June 10 at the Data & AI Summit

Registration now open.
NB: You must register to attend the summit to qualify for the hackathon

[BUAFoods @BuaFoods]

At BUA Foods, we believe that achieving self-sufficiency in sugar production in Nigeria depends on developing well-trained, forward-thinking professionals.

Through our subsidiary, LASUCO Sugar Company, we are proud to introduce the Agricultural Graduate Technical Trainee Programme—an initiative designed to equip young Nigerians with the skills and experience required to thrive in the sugar agricultural value chain.

If you are passionate about building a career in agribusiness, this is your opportunity to grow, learn, and make meaningful impact.

Join our Backward Integration Programme today. Share the word.

#BUAFoods #LASUCO #Agriculture #GraduateTrainee #SugarIndustry #CareersInAgriculture #JoinBUA

[BusinessDayNG @BusinessDayNg]

Lagos State is set to record a major milestone in Nigeria’s power sector reform, with the first state-licensed independent power producers (IPPs) expected to commence commercial operations between 2026 and early 2027, signalling a shift from policy to execution under the country’s new decentralised electricity framework.

https://t.co/Rp6Oz24uuh