The NASENI Portland CNG Refilling Station along Kubwa Expressway, Abuja is now fully operational! Hear directly from the Team Lead of the project and from satisfied customers who are already experiencing seamless, affordable, and cleaner energy at the station. Another milestone delivered by @NASENIHQ to support the Presidential CNG Initiative( @PiCNG_EV ).
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Enhancing Nigeria’s Food Security Efforts Through NASENI’s Agricultural Mechanisation
Nigeria faces a food security paradox. With over 84 million hectares of arable land and a youth population of more than 60%, the country should feed itself and export to others. However, Nigeria spent N3.53 trillion on raw materials imports in the first half of 2025 alone, while post-harvest losses consumed up to 40% of staple crops annually. The naira weakens under the weight of imported food and machinery. Rural unemployment persists, and climate shocks expose the fragility of rain-fed, hoe-and-cutlass agriculture.
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Presidential Renewed Hope Media Tour Hails NASENI Technology Transformation, Says Tinubu’s Industrial Agenda Gaining Momentum.
The Presidential Renewed Hope Media Tour has commended the National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (@NASENIHQ ) for its remarkable progress in advancing local technology development, describing the Agency as a key driver of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s (@officialABAT) Renewed Hope Agenda and Nigeria’s industrial transformation. Speaking on behalf of the team, Mr. Bayo Onanuga, (@aonanuga1956) Special Adviser to the President on Communication, Information and Strategy, described the visit as “impressive, impressive, impressive,” noting that NASENI’s achievements demonstrate the capacity of Nigerian youths to excel when supported by purposeful leadership. He praised the transformation recorded under the leadership of Mr. Khalil Suleiman Halilu (@KSHalilu ), Executive Vice Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of NASENI.
In his remarks, Mr. Khalil Suleiman Halilu explained that sustainable industrial growth does not require products to be 100 per cent locally produced but rather demands strategic technology development, innovation and partnerships. He stated that NASENI is prioritizing commercially viable innovations capable of creating jobs, reducing production time and supporting the Nigeria First Policy. He also highlighted the Agency’s efforts in technology transfer, commercialization, mentorship of innovators and the Innovate Naija Challenge, which provides a ₦500 million prize fund to support and scale promising Nigerian innovations.
The Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris (@HMMohammedIdris ), commended NASENI’s achievements and urged the media to give greater visibility to the Federal Government’s programmes and successes across sectors. Similarly, Hajia Hadiza Bala Usman @hadizabalausman , Special Adviser to the President on Policy and Coordination, emphasized the need for stronger strategic communication and patronage of Nigerian innovations, while Chief Sunday Dare @SundayDareSD , Special Adviser to the President on Media and Public Communication, advocated a policy encouraging Ministries, Departments and Agencies to prioritise NASENI and other locally manufactured products. Mr. Tunde Rahman @tunderahmanu , Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, and Otega Ogra @otegaogra , Special Assistant to the President on Digital Media, also commended NASENI’s partnerships and locally developed technologies.
During the tour, the delegation inspected NASENI’s facilities, including drone technology, helicopter assembly, reverse engineering, precision manufacturing, renewable energy, agricultural technology and recycling systems. The visitors witnessed the practical implementation of the Agency’s 3Cs framework—Creation, Collaboration and Commercialization—which is driving indigenous manufacturing and technology transfer. Stakeholders at the end of the visit called for sustained national campaigns to promote Nigerian-made products, strengthen local manufacturing, reduce import dependence and advance President Tinubu’s industrialization agenda.
In this Radio INTERVIEW,
Mr Olusegun Ayeoyenikan, Director of Information, National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure
(@NASENIHQ ) gives insight on how
Innovation delivers greater socio-economic impact when people understand and embrace it.
The future of innovation in Nigeria is here!
Join us at the NASENI Innovation Competition Final Pitching Exercise as the Top 10 finalists from the Intra and Inter-Agency Innovation Competition categories present groundbreaking solutions competing for ₦163 million in Innovation Commercialisation Support Grants.
Witness bold ideas from exceptional public servants across Nigeria's Ministries, Departments, Agencies, and NASENI as they pitch innovations with the potential to transform public service and drive industrial development.
Only six champions will emerge!
Venue: NASENI Technology Orientation Centre (TOC), Idu Industrial Area, Abuja
Date: 5–6 August 2026
Time: 10:00 AM daily
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In a rapidly changing world driven by innovation and technology, the nations that thrive are those that empower their people with the skills to create, invent and solve problems.
Across Nigeria, millions of young minds possess enormous potential, but access to modern Science Technology Engineering & Mathematics(STEM) learning facilities remains a challenge.
At the National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (@NASENIHQ ), we are changing that narrative.
Through the innovative NASENI HatchBox, a solar-powered STEM laboratory and digital innovation hub—we are bringing science, technology, engineering and innovation closer to students and communities, inspiring the next generation of inventors, engineers, and technology leaders.
This is the story of how NASENI is transforming education, nurturing innovation and turning policy into action.
Imo Skills Acquisition Centre: A Testament Of NASENI’s Profound Investment In Youth Empowerment
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Hidden talents from Federal Government’s Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) and NASENI Institutes are joining the on-going "Industrialise Nigeria" movement through commercialisation of ideas and practical innovations to address Nigeria 's socio-economic challenges.
Next week, 5th & 6th August 2026, the Top 10 finalists each in the Intra-Agency and Inter-Agency categories of the NASENI Innovation Competitions will take the stage at the Final Pitching Exercise to present solutions capable of transforming industries and advancing Nigeria's technological future.
Be part of this celebration of Nigerian ingenuity.
Driving Innovation. Accelerating Industrialization. Transforming Nigeria.
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