Nigerian federal government

The Nigerian federal government has started four solar hybrid mini-grid projects in Rivers State, aiming to provide electricity to over 13,492 households, businesses, and public institutions. This initiative supports Nigeria's goal of universal energy access and sustainable economic growth.

The Nigerian Federal Government denies operating a 'shadow budget' or spending public funds outside constitutional and statutory frameworks, as stated by Finance Minister Mr. Oyedele.

The Nigerian federal government has launched a national e-cooking initiative to integrate electric cooking into its Clean Cooking Policy. The goal is to attract investment, expand access to clean energy, and reduce reliance on firewood and other polluting fuels.

The Nigerian federal government repatriated 66 Nigerians from South Africa following xenophobic attacks in the country. This evacuation is part of ongoing efforts to assist affected citizens.

The Nigerian federal government has introduced measures to increase Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) supply and stabilize prices. This follows a recent surge in cooking gas costs across the country.

The Nigerian federal government is preparing to deploy aircraft to evacuate Nigerians stranded in South Africa following the conclusion of a screening exercise. The next phase of the emergency repatriation plan is set to begin immediately after the screening ended.