Praise Adegoke of Stanford

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[Praise Adegoke of Stanford @praiseadegokee]

Introducing NALT Cite: https://t.co/KMxTd7udCk
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[Praise Adegoke of Stanford @praiseadegokee]

I’ve made new progress on this project.

[Praise Adegoke of Stanford @praiseadegokee]

Sayonara 👋🏾

[Praise Adegoke of Stanford @praiseadegokee]

“For life is a just employer,
He gives you what you ask
But once you have set the wages,
Why, you must bear the task.”

[Tobenna Erojikwe @TobennaErojikwe]

The Practical Training Academy Partners with NLNG Legal Learning Academy to Deliver Free CPD-Accredited Trainings for Nigerian Lawyers

Comprehensive programme to cover specialised areas of project finance law in collaboration with leading international law firms

The Practical Training Academy Ltd/Gte (TPTA) is pleased to announce a strategic collaboration with the NLNG Legal Learning Academy and several prominent international law firms and legal practitioners to deliver specialised training programmes for Nigerian lawyers across various emerging areas of legal practice.

The inaugural training will focus on project finance law and will be delivered over the course of 2026. The programme is available free of charge to all Nigerian lawyers and carries Continuing Professional Development (CPD) points.

This collaboration brings together TPTA and the NLNG Legal Learning Academy (NLLA), a specialized legal training institution established by Nigeria LNG Limited (NLNG) to provide comprehensive legal education for its staff and the broader Nigerian legal community. The NLLA has consistently demonstrated its commitment to capacity building and has been instrumental in facilitating high-quality training programmes for Nigerian lawyers over the years, focusing on areas of law critical to the energy sector and commercial practice.

The partnership leverages the NLLA’s established expertise in legal education and TPTA’s innovative approach to practical legal training, along with the support of notable international law firms and experienced legal practitioners.

The first module of the Project Finance training series will commence on Thursday, 12th March 2026, marking the beginning of a comprehensive curriculum designed to enhance practitioners’ expertise in this specialised field.

The Project Finance Law training programme encompasses ten detailed modules covering the full spectrum of project finance practice:

1.Introduction to Project Finance – Overview of participants and their motivations, classic project structures, DFIs/ECAs/lenders, and bankability considerations

2.Overview of Project Finance Documentation – Comprehensive examination of project, equity, authority, offtake, insurance, hedging, financing documents, funding sources, security, and key due diligence areas

3.Project Finance Credit Agreements – Facility structures, pricing and margin protection, drawdown procedures, repayment mechanisms, lender protections, representations, warranties, events of default, and boilerplate provisions

4.Project Finance Covenants – The role of covenants, information requirements, financial covenant calculations, distinctions between greenfield and brownfield projects, event of default triggers, and covenant roles in loan recovery

5.Project Finance Intercreditor Agreements – Purpose and parties to intercreditor agreements, LMA-style ICA walkthroughs, decision-making and voting mechanics (including ECAs), and hedging arrangements

6.Project Documents Overview – Direct agreements, construction arrangements, O&M contracts, and PPAs

7.Project Finance Security Documents – The purpose of security in project finance, different types of security interests, and typical English law project finance security packages

8.Working with Export Credit Agencies (ECAs) – Understanding ECAs, advantages of ECA involvement, OECD Arrangement/Consensus rules, key considerations, types of ECA financing support, intercreditor issues, and ECA-related documentation

https://t.co/MuSoJHwlEu and Sustainable Financing – Overview of green, social, and sustainability-linked financial products, plus regulatory and other considerations

10.Bankability: Identifying and Allocating Risks in Project Finance – A comprehensive overview of bankability and risk-sharing in the project finance context.

[Mage @MageAfr]

Transadvisory Legal has advised Durban Oil & Gas Ltd on Ajaokuta Energy Infrastructure Project in Kogi State.

[Praise Adegoke of Stanford @praiseadegokee]

@not_tomiii REAL MAN don talk 🙌🏾

[Cowrywise @cowrywise]

It’s time to apply.

If you’ve been waiting for your shot to break into CX, Legal & Compliance, Portfolio, or Product Management, this is it.

Our one-month paid internship is open!

Don’t watch others take the opportunity you wanted.

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[TechCabal @TechCabal]

Intron, a Nigerian AI startup that provides speech-to-text and text-to-speech transcription tools for African languages, has expanded its speech recognition platform, Sahara, to support 57 languages, adding 24 new ones as it deepens its push into healthcare, legal, financial services, and telecom.

[OptaJoe @OptaJoe]

30 - Arsenal took 30 minutes and 51 seconds to restart play against Brighton last night, their highest total in a Premier League match this season. Delayed.

[Gemini Notebook @Gemini_Notebook]

Introducing Cinematic Video Overviews, the next evolution of the NotebookLM Studio. Unlike standard templates, these are powered by a novel combination of our most advanced models to create bespoke, immersive videos from your sources.

Rolling out now for Ultra users in English!

[M. O., What A Guy! @Obeyamark]

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[We$t @flygodT]

USA Spotify premium: $12.99

Nigeria Spotify premium: $1.20

There’s your answer

[Bloomberg @business]

Nigeria brought the timetable for next year’s election forward and announced new rules that appeared to catch the opposition off guard https://t.co/Fk7pILtNqn

[Rachyl Jones @RachylJones]

Pretty shocking new wrongful death lawsuit against Google https://t.co/IWoT7e3lJV

[Bloomberg @business]

Google Gemini Accused of Coaching User to Suicide in New Suit https://t.co/r2DYD2zX6v

[JSDLP Afe Babalola University @JsdlpA]

NEW ISSUE ALERT: Our latest Issue, Vol 17 Issue 3 is out and it combines academic innovation with practical insights on Artificial Intelligence, New Technologies and Sustainable Development.

https://t.co/skNVcuymWI

[Sage @sageofox]

The brain is not built to hold your to-do list. The brain is built for ideas, not storage. You’re more likely to get more done by simply getting a pen and paper, and writing it down. Externalising your to-do list helps you focus not just on what feels urgent in your head, but what’s actually important.

[MonITNG @monitng]

EXPOSED!!!

Dear @icpcnigeria & @officialEFCC

Over ₦783.78 million meant to build classrooms for secondary school students in Ogun State has been traced to the Federal College of Fisheries and Marine Technology, an institution whose mandate is marine and fisheries education, not secondary school infrastructure.

According to findings by Tracka using data from GovSpend, ₦304 million was paid to Akinkas Interbiz Limited for a classroom block at Methodist High School, Arigbajo.

Another ₦303 million went to Still Earth Limited for St. Peter’s College, Olomore,

while ₦176 million was allocated again to the same company for work at Abeokuta Grammar School, Idi Aba.

In January 2026, Tracka’s field visits revealed a disturbing reality: no construction, no materials, no visible progress. Students are still learning in dilapidated structures while hundreds of millions of naira have already been disbursed.

Why is a marine focused federal institution supervising classroom construction in Ogun State? How were these funds approved, transferred, and supposedly executed without visible results? Who signed off on project completion? Who verified payment milestones?

This raises serious concerns about procurement abuse, weak oversight, and possible diversion of public funds. The beneficiaries of these allocations appear invisible but the suffering of students is not.

This is not a clerical error. It is a potential case of systemic corruption involving public institutions and contractors.

The Independent Corrupt Practices Commission and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission must immediately investigate these transactions, trace every payment, and hold all responsible officials and contractors accountable.

Public funds are meant to build classrooms, not disappear without a trace.
#AskQuestions @DapoAbiodunCON @HMS_FMARD @FmardNg

[Fidei @FaithyWanny]

Book Drive Africa x The Book Haven Foundation will be setting up reading corners in schools across Nigeria this year, stocked with original copies of books

You can support this dream by volunteering, partnering with us, or simply sharing the work we’re doing.

Thank you.

[CC Igbos Finest @CheachiWrld]

Elon nerfed the gifs
You can see who you blocked
Changed to X
Took away voice notes
Took away circles
More bots than ever
Can’t see mutuals tweets
Recycled tweets all over FYP

[God's Magnum Opus™ @israeloflife]

Lol. Not Denning actually.

The dictum is attributed to CJ Abbott in Montriou v Jeffreys,172 Eng Rep. 51(NP. 1825):

“No attorney is bound to know all the law; God forbid that it should be imagined that an attorney, or a counsel, or even a judge is bound to know all the law…”