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    Lagos deep sea port will create massive development opportunities: Sanwo-Olu

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    Africa Intelligence Reports ITB Nigeria, Owned by Gilbert Chagoury, Secures $700...

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    As Demand for AI Safety Technology Accelerates, Verdantix Identifies viAct Among Leading Innovators

    As Demand for AI Safety Technology Accelerates, Verdantix Identifies viAct Among...

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    MSC Group Secures 45-Year Concession for $1bn+ New Container Terminal at Snake Island Port in Lagos

    MSC Group Secures 45-Year Concession for $1bn+ New Container Terminal at...

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    Image: Tal'udu and Dan Agundi Interchanges in Kano city. Ambitious projects funded by state and local government, costing N27b.

    Revolutionizing infrastructure unveiling Kano’s N27b mega projects and opportunities for engineers...

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    Lagos Governor Sanwo-Olu Approves ₦5bn for Next Phase of 10,000-Capacity NYSC Camp Construction in Agbowa

    Lagos Governor Sanwo-Olu Approves ₦5bn for Next Phase of 10,000-Capacity NYSC...

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    Nigerian Law School Kicks Off 600-Bed Hostels Construction at Bwari Campus in Abuja

    Nigerian Law School Kicks Off 600-Bed Hostels Construction at Bwari Campus...

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    Boost aviation sector with N23.1 billion budget for airport rehabilitation and repairs in Nigeria. 36.5% of total allocation to Ministry of Aviation and Aerospace Development. Funds for airport and aerodrome rehabilitation (N21.0 billion) and air navigational equipment (N2.1 billion). Also includes provisions for other aviation agencies, vehicles, office furniture, and security equipment

    Revitalizing Nigeria’s aviation sector: A N23.1 billion opportunity for engineers and...

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    Final Lagos-Ibadan Expressway construction phase to be completed by year’s end

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    Nigeria's correctional service is modernizing custodial centers by constructing additional facilities to address overcrowding and improve inmate welfare. With 77,849 inmates, 24,013 have been convicted, consisting of 23,569 males and 444 females. The government has already inaugurated a facility in Kano and is close to completing others in Abuja and Port Harcourt. The federal government's allocation of N585 million to settle inmates' fines is aiding in the decongestion of correctional centers.

    Blueprint for Change: Transforming Nigeria’s correctional facilities through engineering

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