Kayks

over 2 years ago

😭 you see those two songs 'Jesus Iye' and 'Tobechukwu' by @nathanielblow they are transporters, they either help you 'dance your way into your testimony' or 'dance your testimony into your life' got instructed to play and dance the two at 10:15 finished at 10:54 to see my

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@𝗼𝗻𝗲𝗷𝗼𝗯𝗹𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗯𝗼𝘆

@OneJoblessBoy

2 days ago

"I now spend almost 1 million naira every single month on fuel and power-related conversations. To fuel my car every single month, you have to spend about 400,000 naira. To fuel my generator, I am spending about 80,000 naira roughly every single week. I am also paying power bills which is on the high. Bear in mind, I also have solar power system. With solar, I am spending that much money every month... How are people surviving? How are people coping?" - Pastor Olushola Olaleye

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Educationist || HR Executive || Professional CV Writer || Career Consultant || Growth Enthusiast || Believer || Romans 8:18💯💪🏾 #CircumstancesNotwithstanding!

7 days ago

NMDPRA ENGAGES ETHANOL PRODUCERS ON PILOT E10 PROJECT The Authority has engaged key stakeholders in the ethanol production industry as part of ongoing preparations for the implementation of the Pilot E10 Project in Nigeria. The stakeholder engagement provided a platform for discussions with major players in ethanol production on the opportunities, requirements and collaborative efforts necessary to support the successful implementation of the initiative. The Executive Director, Health, Safety, Environment and Community (HSEC), Dr. Mustapha Lamorde, who also chairs the E10 Project, represented the Authority Chief Executive, Mallam Rabiu A. Umar, and delivered the welcome remarks at the engagement. In his remarks, Dr. Lamorde underscored the importance of stakeholder collaboration in advancing the Pilot E10 Project, highlighting the need for effective coordination among industry players to establish a sustainable framework for its implementation. The engagement also provided an opportunity for stakeholders to share perspectives on the development of Nigeria’s ethanol production capacity, the readiness of local producers and the necessary industry support systems required to facilitate the introduction of E10 fuel blending. The Pilot E10 Project involves the blending of 10 per cent ethanol with 90 per cent petrol. The initiative has the potential to diversify Nigeria’s fuel supply options, create new opportunities for domestic ethanol producers and support the development of the country’s biofuel industry. The engagement reflects NMDPRA’s commitment to working with industry stakeholders to promote innovation, strengthen local production capacity and facilitate the development of a sustainable and efficient midstream and downstream petroleum sector. Through continued consultation and collaboration, the Authority aims to support the successful implementation of the Pilot E10 Project and explore opportunities for the integration of locally produced ethanol into Nigeria’s petroleum supply chain.

NMDPRA_Official's tweet photo. NMDPRA ENGAGES ETHANOL PRODUCERS ON PILOT E10 PROJECT

The Authority has engaged key stakeholders in the ethanol production industry as part of ongoing preparations for the implementation of the Pilot E10 Project in Nigeria.

The stakeholder engagement provided a platform for discussions with major players in ethanol production on the opportunities, requirements and collaborative efforts necessary to support the successful implementation of the initiative.

The Executive Director, Health, Safety, Environment and Community (HSEC), Dr. Mustapha Lamorde, who also chairs the E10 Project, represented the Authority Chief Executive, Mallam Rabiu A. Umar, and delivered the welcome remarks at the engagement.

In his remarks, Dr. Lamorde underscored the importance of stakeholder collaboration in advancing the Pilot E10 Project, highlighting the need for effective coordination among industry players to establish a sustainable framework for its implementation.

The engagement also provided an opportunity for stakeholders to share perspectives on the development of Nigeria’s ethanol production capacity, the readiness of local producers and the necessary industry support systems required to facilitate the introduction of E10 fuel blending.

The Pilot E10 Project involves the blending of 10 per cent ethanol with 90 per cent petrol. The initiative has the potential to diversify Nigeria’s fuel supply options, create new opportunities for domestic ethanol producers and support the development of the country’s biofuel industry.

The engagement reflects NMDPRA’s commitment to working with industry stakeholders to promote innovation, strengthen local production capacity and facilitate the development of a sustainable and efficient midstream and downstream petroleum sector.

Through continued consultation and collaboration, the Authority aims to support the successful implementation of the Pilot E10 Project and explore opportunities for the integration of locally produced ethanol into Nigeria’s petroleum supply chain.

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Esther Ann Uduma

@estherannuduma

8 days ago

If you see this, please retweet. INEC PLEASE WHERE AND WHEN CAN WE COLLECT OUR PVC???? THIS IS NOVEMBER!

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Oluwasegun Odewande

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Mallam Rabiu Umar

@RabiuA_Umar

8 days ago

#ADIPEC2026 Highlights 📸

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Mallam Rabiu Umar

@RabiuA_Umar

9 days ago

I am honoured to be in Abu Dhabi representing the @NMDPRA_Official at #ADIPEC2026. #RAU

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11 days ago

NMDPRA RECEIVES DIGITAL PLATFORM TO STRENGTHEN METHANE EMISSIONS MONITORING The Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA), has received the Nigerian Oil and Gas Industry Emission Tracker (NOGIET), a digital platform designed to enhance methane emissions monitoring, environmental compliance and data-driven regulatory oversight in Nigeria’s oil and gas industry. The Executive Director, Health, Safety, Environment and Community (HSEC), Dr. Mustapha Lamorde, received the platform on behalf of the Authority Chief Executive, Mallam Rabiu Abdullahi Umar. The platform was developed through the Stakeholder Democracy Network (SDN), with support from the Global Methane Hub (GMH), in collaboration with NMDPRA and the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC). NOGIET integrates satellite methane detections, facility information, regulatory mapping and verified emissions data into a single web-based application. The platform will enable the Authority to identify emission hotspots, prioritise inspections, monitor emissions trends and support targeted interventions to reduce methane emissions. The initiative is also expected to strengthen coordination between NMDPRA and NUPRC, while supporting measurement-based emissions reporting and more effective environmental regulation. A two-day onboarding and User Acceptance Test was conducted on 22 and 23 October 2026, with NMDPRA’s Information and Communication Technology (ICT) team participating. Initial feedback indicated satisfaction with the application, particularly its integration with the Authority’s existing platform. As part of the handover arrangements, the complete application, including backend access, configurations and source code, will be transferred to NMDPRA to ensure institutional control, maintenance and future development. SDN and GMH have also expressed willingness to provide continued technical support at no cost, alongside access to satellite data facilitated by the project partners. The initiative underscores NMDPRA’s commitment to leveraging technology, reliable emissions data and strategic collaboration to strengthen environmental protection, improve regulatory efficiency and promote responsible operations across Nigeria’s petroleum industry.

NMDPRA_Official's tweet photo. NMDPRA RECEIVES DIGITAL PLATFORM TO STRENGTHEN METHANE EMISSIONS MONITORING

The Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA), has received the Nigerian Oil and Gas Industry Emission Tracker (NOGIET), a digital platform designed to enhance methane emissions monitoring, environmental compliance and data-driven regulatory oversight in Nigeria’s oil and gas industry.

The Executive Director, Health, Safety, Environment and Community (HSEC), Dr. Mustapha Lamorde, received the platform on behalf of the Authority Chief Executive, Mallam Rabiu Abdullahi Umar.

The platform was developed through the Stakeholder Democracy Network (SDN), with support from the Global Methane Hub (GMH), in collaboration with NMDPRA and the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC).

NOGIET integrates satellite methane detections, facility information, regulatory mapping and verified emissions data into a single web-based application. The platform will enable the Authority to identify emission hotspots, prioritise inspections, monitor emissions trends and support targeted interventions to reduce methane emissions.

The initiative is also expected to strengthen coordination between NMDPRA and NUPRC, while supporting measurement-based emissions reporting and more effective environmental regulation.

A two-day onboarding and User Acceptance Test was conducted on 22 and 23 October 2026, with NMDPRA’s Information and Communication Technology (ICT) team participating. Initial feedback indicated satisfaction with the application, particularly its integration with the Authority’s existing platform.

As part of the handover arrangements, the complete application, including backend access, configurations and source code, will be transferred to NMDPRA to ensure institutional control, maintenance and future development. SDN and GMH have also expressed willingness to provide continued technical support at no cost, alongside access to satellite data facilitated by the project partners.

The initiative underscores NMDPRA’s commitment to leveraging technology, reliable emissions data and strategic collaboration to strengthen environmental protection, improve regulatory efficiency and promote responsible operations across Nigeria’s petroleum industry.

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13 days ago

The Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA) marked its 5th Anniversary in celebration with NUPENGASSAN, reaffirming a shared commitment to collaboration and the continued growth of Nigeria’s midstream and downstream petroleum sector.

NMDPRA_Official's tweet photo. The Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA) marked its 5th Anniversary in celebration with NUPENGASSAN, reaffirming a shared commitment to collaboration and the continued growth of Nigeria’s midstream and downstream petroleum sector. https://t.co/dRTmOt9dHv

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Dr Paul Enenche

@drpaulenenche

14 days ago

MEET KAESTRINGS! 🎤🎸🔥 A gifted gospel minister, songwriter, and worship leader, Kaestrings is known for his soulful sound and intimate expressions of worship that draw hearts closer to God. 🔥 Get ready for a beautiful atmosphere of worship as he ministers at the PRE-CONVENTION ENCOUNTER WORSHIP, WORD AND WONDERS’ NIGHT! 👏🔥 Come ready to worship, encounter God, and receive a fresh outpouring of His presence! Friday, October 30, 2026 7:30 PM The Glory Dome, Airport Road, Abuja. Be there! You don’t want to miss this encounter! 🔥

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17 days ago

Nigerian Gas Transportation Network Code (NGTNC) Revision 2 was launched yesterday by the Authority Chief Executive, @RabiuA_Umar Here’s a quick sneak peek of how it went and what NGTNC Rev 2 means.

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Blessing Ibitayo @IbitayoBlessing

17 days ago

@darasoba @moniepoint @pewbeam_ai Congrats Chief🥂

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Mallam Rabiu Umar

@RabiuA_Umar

17 days ago

At the opening of OTL Africa Downstream Energy Week 2026 in Lagos, I launched Revision II of the Nigerian Gas Transportation Network Code (NGTNC), an important framework for ensuring transparent and non-discriminatory access to Nigeria’s gas transportation infrastructure. Revision 2 builds on the initial framework introduced in 2020 and the first revision in 2024. It strengthens the rules governing gas transportation while supporting the development of a more integrated and efficient gas market. I also participated in a panel discussion themed “Regulatory Convergence in African Oil and Gas Markets,” alongside Godwin Kudzo Tameklo, Chief Executive Officer of Ghana’s National Petroleum Authority, and Musa Njie, Director of Water, Petroleum and Electricity at The Gambia’s Public Utilities Regulatory Authority. Our discussion examined the role of regulatory cooperation in improving market efficiency, attracting investment and developing integrated energy markets across the continent. Across Africa, we need greater regulatory convergence to facilitate cross-border energy trade, harmonise standards and strengthen regional energy security. Such convergence must promote cooperation without undermining the responsibility of individual countries to secure energy supplies for their citizens.

RabiuA_Umar's tweet photo. At the opening of OTL Africa Downstream Energy Week 2026 in Lagos, I launched Revision II of the Nigerian Gas Transportation Network Code (NGTNC), an important framework for ensuring transparent and non-discriminatory access to Nigeria’s gas transportation infrastructure. Revision 2 builds on the initial framework introduced in 2020 and the first revision in 2024. It strengthens the rules governing gas transportation while supporting the development of a more integrated and efficient gas market.

I also participated in a panel discussion themed “Regulatory Convergence in African Oil and Gas Markets,” alongside Godwin Kudzo Tameklo, Chief Executive Officer of Ghana’s National Petroleum Authority, and Musa Njie, Director of Water, Petroleum and Electricity at The Gambia’s Public Utilities Regulatory Authority. Our discussion examined the role of regulatory cooperation in improving market efficiency, attracting investment and developing integrated energy markets across the continent.

Across Africa, we need greater regulatory convergence to facilitate cross-border energy trade, harmonise standards and strengthen regional energy security. Such convergence must promote cooperation without undermining the responsibility of individual countries to secure energy supplies for their citizens.

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30 days ago

𝐒𝐮𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐟𝐨𝐨𝐝𝐬 𝐒𝐩𝐨𝐭𝐥𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭: 𝐂𝐚𝐬𝐬𝐚𝐯𝐚 It’s another edition of Wednesday Episodes on Nutrition with Blessing Ibitayo (RDN). Get your fruit 🍎, water 🚰, and notepad 📝 ready as we explore today’s topic.

IbitayoBlessing's tweet photo. 𝐒𝐮𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐟𝐨𝐨𝐝𝐬 𝐒𝐩𝐨𝐭𝐥𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭: 𝐂𝐚𝐬𝐬𝐚𝐯𝐚
It’s another edition of Wednesday Episodes on Nutrition with Blessing Ibitayo (RDN). Get your fruit 🍎, water 🚰, and notepad 📝 ready as we explore today’s topic. https://t.co/fUTafnl3QX

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Blessing Ibitayo @IbitayoBlessing

about 2 months ago

𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐁𝐞𝐬𝐭 𝐒𝐢𝐱 𝐃��𝐜𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐬 It’s another edition of Wednesday Episodes on Nutrition with Blessing Ibitayo (RDN). Get your fruit 🍎, water 🚰, and notepad 📝 ready as we explore today’s topic.

IbitayoBlessing's tweet photo. 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐁𝐞𝐬𝐭 𝐒𝐢𝐱 𝐃��𝐜𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐬
It’s another edition of Wednesday Episodes on Nutrition with Blessing Ibitayo (RDN). Get your fruit 🍎, water 🚰, and notepad 📝 ready as we explore today’s topic. https://t.co/R60ps4i282

about 2 months ago

@Sanyaa011 Wake Up!!

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Oreoluwa Bukola, CFA.

@BukkyOA

3 months ago

This is my interpretation of life: No matter how important you are, life is bigger than you. So, life continues with or without you. Life does not wait for you. Whatever your contribution, it is in service of your purpose ONLY. Others may benefit as free riders, but you are not doing anybody favours by chasing your dreams. So, if you think that people will drop what’s in their hands to sit still because of you, it will not happen. And that is why you must live your life to the fullest ON YOUR TERMS.

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