Seplat, a Nigerian energy company, completes installation of a gas processing plant in Imo state, bringing them closer to enhancing gas supply to power plants.

Seplat’s leap forward: Harnessing Nigeria’s gas potential amid challenges

NITP-Josеph Awogbеmi Housе: A six-story officе complеx in Lagos, built by NITP Lagos Statе Chaptеr to honor their inaugural chairman.

Building the Future: The NITP-Joseph Awogbemi House Project in Lagos

Bolaji Oladipo's bridge rehab method: 3D-printed auxetic core with negative Poisson's ratio enhances structural integrity, setting it apart from traditional techniques.

Nigerian engineering researcher makes strides in concrete bridge rehabilitation with US...

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...

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...

Adetunji Oyebanji, CEO of 11 Plc, expands into CNG market with new facilities in Ibadan and Lagos, showcasing commitment to boost usage and support economy. With investments in LPG installations and a gas station in Ibadan, 11 Plc maintains a strong presence in Nigeria's LPG industry. The company's nationwide filling plants and increased storage capacity of 8,000 metric tonnes aim to extract more value and solidify its position as a major petroleum product marketer in Nigeria.

11 Plc: Pioneering the future of energy in Lagos and Ibadan...

Construction firms competing for National Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria's health centre in Lagos. Transparent evaluation process for the most effective proposal.

A transparent bid: Evaluating proposals for the National Postgraduate Medical College’s...

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

Nigeria taps into Islamic finance to fund infrastructure projects

Engineers defend Bauchi’s N10.3bn road project, say it is not overpriced

Jigawa state to build modern tsangaya schools for out-of-school children

Sukuk funds boost Nigeria’s road infrastructure development

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