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Nigeria Optimistic to Win IMO Category-C Bid Despite Failed Attempts

By Adedapo Adesanya
Nigeria is optimistic it will win its category-C election bid in the forthcoming International Maritime Organization (IMO) Council election after three recent failed efforts.
The Minister of Marine and Blue Economy, Mr Adegboyega Oyetola, said on Monday that the government would bid for the Category-C at the maiden African Strategic Summit on Shipping Decarbonisation in Abuja.
The summit was hosted by the Ministry in collaboration with the Bartlett Energy Institute of University College London (UCL).
The IMO Category-C refers to 20 states not elected under categories A or B, which have interests in maritime transport or navigation.
The category-C ensures representation of all major geographic areas.
If elected, Nigeria will be returning to the IMO category-C council after 20years since its last successful membership in 2005, and after three unsuccessful bids between 2011 and 2019.
Mr Oyetola said that Nigeria, as a vibrant member state of the IMO, was shifting from being a passive recipient of global policies to being an active architect of solutions that reflect unique circumstances and aspirations.
“The global shipping industry is at a pivotal juncture as IMO is set to finalise and adopt the policy framework on the Revised Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions Reduction Strategy and the Basket of Midterm Measures.
“The progression of negotiations and research work done so far suggest that Africa, along with most developing countries, wil be mostly impacted.
“This is due to the transport cost increase as a result of the energy transition to near-zero and zero-emissions for shipping sector,” he said.
Mr Oyetola solicited support for Nigeria’s candidacy and pledged the country’s commitment to deliver on its mandate to the benefit of Africa if elected.
He said that as IMO was advancing its regulatory framework on decarbonisation, Africa must ensure that its voice is heard and its interests safeguarded in shaping policies that impact the economies and livelihoods.
He urged stakeholders at the summit to solidify Africa’s position and advocate for policy mechanism that ensure fair revenue distribution from global decarbonisation measures.
According to the minister, the summit is a catalyst for Africa to forge stronger collaborations amongst African states, as well as global partners, and to build stronger alliances with regions of similar maritime and economic profiles.
This, he said, was the only way to collectively advocate for a just and equitable implementation of IMO policies that support developing economies.
In his remarks, Mr Harry Conway, Chairperson of the Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) of the IMO, said that Africa’s contribution to the organisation was critical in shaping shipping policies.
Mr Conway said that it was crucial for Africa to make contributions to the IMO policies because 90 per cent of trades in the region were seaborne.
“The IMO has 176 member states, 89 Non-Governmental Organisation, six Inter-Governmental Organisation and only 44 African countries.
“This is only about 25 per cent representation of 176 member states and Africa has to be involved in the policy making that shapes its shipping industry,” he said.
On his part, Mr Dayo Mobereola, Director-General of Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), said that it was pertinent to prioritise sustainable and responsible maritime practices as Africa grew and developed.
“The decisions we make today will shape the future of our maritime industry and our contribution to global climate goals.
“This summit provides a unique opportunity to align our regional strategies with international frameworks, while addressing Africa’s challenges and opportunities,” he said.
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Rite Foods Clears 40 Tons of Plastic Waste in Lagos Via Riteonthebeach Project

By Modupe Gbadeyanka
About 40 tons of plastic waste has been removed by Rite Foods Limited in Lagos through the award-winning Riteonthebeach project.
The campaign was carried out in partnership with Pop Beach Club, a renowned Lagos eco-resort, with support from the Office of the Special Adviser to the Governor on Sustainable Development Goals (SDG).
The clearing of the Lagos environment of the waste items is a bold demonstration of the commitment of the market leader in the food and beverage sector in Nigeria to environmental stewardship and a cleaner, healthier society.
The campaign featured vibrant community activations at the Ikeja City Mall and distributed over 30,000 recovery bags to residents, empowering them to collect and recycle plastics. This large-scale mobilisation builds on the company’s consistent beach clean-up exercises, designed to curb plastic pollution and promote a thriving circular economy.
The Managing Director of Rite Foods, Mr Seleem Adegunwa, revealed that the company employees also played a hands-on role in the campaign by actively sorting and returning plastics, recovering 288kg of post-consumer PET bottles and saving the environment 293.76kg CO₂ equivalent emissions in July alone.
“This result reinforces our belief that collective and consistent actions yield lasting impact. Riteonthebeach is a lifestyle change that supports Lagos State’s vision for a sustainable, clean, and healthy environment,” Mr Adegunwa stated.
Echoing this, the Head of Corporate Affairs and Sustainability of Rite Foods, Mr Ekuma Eze, said the firm takes responsibility for its product life cycle—from use to proper recycling.
“Our Plastic Free July campaign showed that sustainable solutions to plastic waste are possible when communities, companies, and governments work together.
“Every bottle recovered is one less hazard to our waterways, biodiversity, and climate. Plastic is not the problem, improper disposal is and we are leading the charge for a sustainable solution through our Riteonthebeach initiative” Mr Eze noted, adding, “By keeping plastics out of our waters, we protect ecosystems and open doors for recycling innovations that transform waste into valuable products.”
The convener of Popbeach Club, Mr Akin Disu, said beyond clean-ups, the collaboration is creating jobs and educational opportunities, allowing shoreline communities to exchange collected waste plastics for recycling, while the proceeds from sale of plastic waste is deployed to back-to-school program for children in underserved communities.
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CAC Removes Honeywell Oil, Equity Concept, 245 Other Companies from Database [FULL LIST]

By Aduragbemi Omiyale
About 247 companies have been removed from the database of the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), a statement from the agency said on Friday.
The affected firms were yanked off by the commission’s records because they were not duly registered, the notice said.
The CAC described the registered certificate (RC) numbers ascribed to the companies, including Equity Concept, Honeywell Oil and Gas, JB Investment Limited, and the Nigerian-American Bank Limited, among others as illegal.
“The general public is hereby informed that the 247 names listed here below have not been duly registered as limited liability companies.
“The Registered Certificate (RC) numbers allegedly ascribed to them have not been assigned to anyone of them. Consequently, the names and the RC numbers have been removed from the Database.
“Members of the general public are enjoined to disregard any claim to their existence as legal persons or claims to rights and obligations founded on their existence as legal persons,” the notice stated.
Below are the affected organisations;
SN | Alleged RC Number | Name | Alleged Registration Date |
1 | 512772 | DWELL SPACE LIMITED | 14-Jan-97 |
2 | 513020 | AMBERGAS LIMITED | 11-Jul-90 |
3 | 513221 | RENAM NIG LTD | 9-Apr-90 |
4 | 513322 | ODACON NIG LTD | 23-May-90 |
5 | 513331 | L AND K INVESTMENT LIMITED | 10-Jan-90 |
6 | 513332 | BORNAO ENGINEERING SUPPLY & TECHNICAL COMPANY LIMITED | 22-Jul-91 |
7 | 513342 | TAWAKAI INVESTMENT INTERNATIONAL LTD | 25-Jun-90 |
8 | 513344 | VOURLA PETROLEUM/GAS LIMITED | 15-Feb-90 |
9 | 513348 | STARTREK TRAVELER LIMITED | 20-May-96 |
10 | 513355 | MEDICAL CITY SPV SERVICES LIMITED | 17-Apr-90 |
11 | 513366 | WADATAU AFRICAN AIRSPACE SERVICES LIMITED | 14-Apr-92 |
12 | 513445 | MAX-PAT NIG LTD | 31-Jan-97 |
13 | 513456 | BIFEX CONSULTANTS LIMITED | 10-Jan-97 |
14 | 513901 | GRAND-WORKS NIGERIA LIMITED | 5-Sep-97 |
15 | 513911 | RYCHADO GLOBAL MALLS LIMITED | 18-Feb-99 |
16 | 513918 | INTER-GLOBAL CONTRACTORS LIMITED | 5-Mar-90 |
17 | 514203 | Alh.S.G KOKO AND SONS LIMITED | 14-Sep-93 |
18 | 514222 | NONO NIG. ENT. LTD | 20-Feb-91 |
19 | 514331 | DANDIKO VENTURES LTD | 19-Jul-90 |
20 | 514332 | DEHI UWAIFOH AND COMPANY LIMITED | 24-Aug-94 |
21 | 514421 | ABUKAN MULTINATIONAL ASSOCIATES LTD | 10-Apr-90 |
22 | 514422 | HAFANA NIGERIA LIMITED | 14-Feb-90 |
23 | 514431 | ASTERISK CONCIERGE LIMITED | 22-Aug-90 |
24 | 514432 | ISAKABA NIG LTD | 8-May-90 |
25 | 514722 | LAMONDE NIGERIA LIMITED | 18-Jul-90 |
26 | 514872 | MUHAZAR GLOBAL RESOURCES LTD | 20-Nov-00 |
27 | 515532 | FOLAKE NIG. LTD | 16-Jul-90 |
28 | 516300 | SAILORS CONCEPT LIMITED | 14-Apr-99 |
29 | 516321 | ZEE FET NIG ENT. LTD | 7-May-91 |
30 | 516524 | WENPS INVESTMENT SERVICES LIMITED | 15-Jan-90 |
31 | 516675 | OMILA (NIG) LTD | 10-Apr-90 |
32 | 517660 | TRADCO ENGINEERING LTD | 16-Jan-97 |
33 | 518044 | M/S MERIT HOMES LTD | 12-Jun-96 |
34 | 519811 | JAGUDA NIG LTD | 14-May-96 |
35 | 520117 | A.I.S LIMITED | 20-Jun-01 |
36 | 520121 | NASUID NIGERIA LIMITED | 22-Mar-90 |
37 | 520188 | STELLA JOANS COMMUNICATION LTD | 15-Mar-90 |
38 | 520460 | PATO NIG LTD | 23-Jun-94 |
39 | 520985 | SKY BUILDERS LIMITED | 9-Aug-99 |
40 | 521224 | LAKAI VENTURES LTD | 18-May-92 |
41 | 521322 | BADATOYAK LTD | 3-Apr-91 |
42 | 521610 | CROCTHET INVESTMENT LIMITED | 23-May-00 |
43 | 521665 | SYRIA NIG. LTD | 18-Mar-92 |
44 | 523073 | HARKA INTERNATIONAL LIMITED | 10-Mar-99 |
45 | 523112 | GLOBTRANS NIGERIA LTD | 23-May-91 |
46 | 523314 | SANDRUN SERVICES LIMITED | 20-May-92 |
47 | 523314 | ISAKABA NIG LTD | 20-May-92 |
48 | 523336 | SHUKURAH CLINICS LIMITED | 20-Jan-95 |
49 | 523341 | CUTRA INTERNATIONAL LTD | 22-Mar-91 |
50 | 523345 | YAKUBU ENT. (NIG) LTD | 17-Feb-92 |
51 | 523367 | FRONCH INTEGRATED NIGERIA LIMITED | 20-Mar-95 |
52 | 523422 | JOHN RICHARD’S GLOBAL GATEWAY LIMITED | 17-Jul-02 |
53 | 523441 | NEW PROJECTS NIG. LTD | 6-Dec-98 |
54 | 523450 | INDEPENDENT POLICY GROUP LTD | 4-Jan-96 |
55 | 523456 | TEKRON NIGERIA LIMITED | 8-Feb-96 |
56 | 523540 | RIZKUPEAN LTD | 8-Feb-97 |
57 | 523766 | J.B INVESTMENT LIMITED | 12-Feb-01 |
58 | 524106 | VISTAS AND GATES NIG. LIMITED | 19-Jan-05 |
59 | 524161 | DIAMOND CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING LTD | 26-Jan-94 |
60 | 524234 | BESTMARK NIG. ENT LTD | 19-Aug-92 |
61 | 524332 | ADROSE GAS LIMITED | 5-May-93 |
62 | 524434 | RICHLAND KONSULT LIMITED | 16-Jun-92 |
63 | 524451 | GOLBERG LTD | 27-Apr-93 |
64 | 524456 | DAN-BAU NIG.LTD | 19-Oct-93 |
65 | 524471 | AIBERTA INTERNATIONAL LTD | 15-Jan-98 |
66 | 524531 | UDUKHOMO ENERGY LIMITED | 29-Jan-98 |
67 | 524532 | NEL-MURIEL VENT. LTD | 13-Jun-95 |
68 | 524536 | SHEKWONUMWAZA LTD | 24-Jun-92 |
69 | 524620 | OLUBOIYE VENTURES NIG LTD | 7-Mar-97 |
70 | 525660 | SPANCER KINS NIG LTD | 7-Mar-97 |
71 | 525800 | DESIGN BUILD CONCEPT LIMITED | 18-Mar-98 |
72 | 526552 | DAKWOGI ESTATES LIMITED | 2-Feb-98 |
73 | 526654 | RIVER PLATE NIG LTD | 12-Jan-00 |
74 | 527781 | TUBANIKE LIMITED | 6-Dec-94 |
75 | 528641 | FUNCTIONAL FORM ESTHETICS LTD | 23-Mar-98 |
76 | 529878 | OSMANIA INTERNATIONAL LTD | 7-Oct-91 |
77 | 530021 | CHARJOE NIG LTD | 10-Jan-00 |
78 | 530106 | MANU INVESTMENT LIMITED | 14-Feb-00 |
79 | 530166 | RYCHADO HOMES LTD | 22-Apr-98 |
80 | 530210 | BAL-VAC MINING LIMITED | 16-Sep-99 |
81 | 530441 | ALPHACELL TECHNO LIMITED | 11-Feb-98 |
82 | 531020 | ALI-BABA NIG LIMITED | 4-Feb-99 |
83 | 531320 | A.K DAIYABU AND COMPANY NIG LTD | 24-Apr-95 |
84 | 532021 | BEKS KIMSE (NIGERIA) LIMITED | 17-Mar-95 |
85 | 532024 | OGBUFUM REFORM GROUP AND DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION | 16-Mar-95 |
86 | 532024 | M/S DOUBLE TEE LTD | 27-Mar-95 |
87 | 532121 | MILLENNIUM TRANSPORT SYSTEM LIMITED | 14-Feb-97 |
88 | 532122 | MIC AYKE INVESTMENT NIG LTD | 30-Dec-96 |
89 | 532136 | TROW NIGERIA LIMITED | 13-Feb-80 |
90 | 532137 | KENDORA AND ASSOCIATES LTD | 9-Apr-92 |
91 | 532138 | FAST MOTION LOGISTICS LIMITED | 6-Jan-97 |
92 | 532142 | MARIO JOSE ENTERPRISES LIMITED | 4-Jan-94 |
93 | 532201 | NAKOWA HOMES INVESTMENT LTD | 7-Dec-97 |
94 | 532210 | STEMCO LIMITED | 7-Feb-96 |
95 | 532211 | PARADISE INN NIGERIA LIMITED | 16-Feb-94 |
96 | 532212 | IMPERIAL UNION LIMITED | 16-May-94 |
97 | 532215 | EL – HAYAT NIG LTD | 4-Dec-94 |
98 | 532240 | CHIVAR PARKS & RECREATION SERVICES LIMITED | 7-Dec-97 |
99 | 532320 | IVORY LINK INTERNATIONAL NIG LTD | 14-Jun-95 |
100 | 532320 | IVORY LINK INTERNATIONAL NIG LTD | 14-Jun-95 |
101 | 532402 | FAMINGSON COMPANY LIMITED | 10-Dec-97 |
102 | 532414 | GIWA/NACHI LTD | 4-Dec-97 |
103 | 532511 | KHOMO OIL AND GAS LIMITED | 13-Aug-99 |
104 | 533012 | J. F. O ( NIG .) LTD | 8-Mar-94 |
105 | 533021 | A.B.K. & SONS LIMITED | 12-Dec-02 |
106 | 533261 | KALIF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS CONCEPTS LIMITED | 25-Oct-05 |
107 | 533321 | EZ & E CONSULT LIMITED | 23-Aug-90 |
108 | 533700 | CENTOSONIC INVESTMENT LIMITED | 16-Feb-99 |
109 | 534027 | SHEHU & SONS LIMITED | 3-Jan-98 |
110 | 534072 | SHANCHENG CONSTRUCTION NIGERIA LIMITED | 21-Sep-05 |
111 | 534221 | YUSMAH INT’L RESOURCES LTD | 11-Sep-96 |
112 | 534312 | DANBO LIMITED | 12-Mar-97 |
113 | 534367 | ULE TULIP NIG. LTD | 15-Sep-95 |
114 | 534661 | RICKY AND CHOCHO ENERGY LIMITED | 24-Aug-99 |
115 | 534673 | PAULOAD LTD | 14-Jun-95 |
116 | 536134 | RELIGN INTEGRATED SERVICE LIMITED | 22-Aug-01 |
117 | 536227 | SETRAMECH LIMITED | 6-Feb-97 |
118 | 536521 | SKYLAND PROPERTIES LTD | 24-Aug-94 |
119 | 536522 | RANAOIL LTD | 17-Apr-90 |
120 | 536531 | ALA-MEE NIG. COMPANY LTD | 21-Jun-95 |
121 | 536543 | KAIROS DEVELOPMENT LIMITED | 4-Apr-97 |
122 | 536571 | Equity concept ltd | 18-Jul-96 |
123 | 536654 | HANAOLI LTD | 9-Mar-95 |
124 | 536672 | GOD’S FAVOUR NIG LTD | 26-Jul-90 |
125 | 536674 | HARMONY AND SONS LTD | 15-Jun-95 |
126 | 536772 | VICKLYN HOMES LIMITED | 22-Sep-99 |
127 | 537661 | GADZAMA VENTURES LTD | 23-Aug-94 |
128 | 537766 | ALH. AUDU GEEN AND SON LTD | 6-Mar-95 |
129 | 537854 | KEY JAY (NIG) CO LTD | 10-May-95 |
130 | 538023 | MAXWELL ENT. LIMITED | 15-Mar-94 |
131 | 540510 | SPRINGFIELD TEK LIMITED | 6-Feb-98 |
132 | 541032 | JUMRID CONSTRUCTIONS LIMITED | 27-Oct-99 |
133 | 541131 | ARAM (NIG) LTD | 14-Jul-92 |
134 | 541520 | BAL-VIC MINING LIMITED | 10-Jan-96 |
135 | 542410 | ONPOINT PROPERTIES DEVELOPMENT LTD | 10-Jan-06 |
136 | 543048 | TOP GREEN LIMITED | 29-Mar-99 |
137 | 543212 | MERCURY NIGERIA LIMITED | 6-Feb-85 |
138 | 543213 | P.N. PRODUCTION (NIG) LTD | 15-May-96 |
139 | 543223 | KATODIL NIG LTD | 12-Jan-00 |
140 | 543321 | NEW PAGE PROPERTIES LTD | 18-Apr-95 |
141 | 543352 | AMINU AND CO NIG LTD | 10-Oct-95 |
142 | 543361 | ERUNDE FORUM FOR YOUTH EMPOWERMENT | 9-Jan-95 |
143 | 543361 | TERA MARBLE NIGERIA LIMITED | 9-Jan-95 |
144 | 543363 | HUDSON ESTATE & MARINE SERVICES LIMITED | 12-Dec-98 |
145 | 543364 | CANOPUS NIG. LTD | 17-Jul-95 |
146 | 543366 | HONEYWELL OIL & GAS LTD | 10-Dec-96 |
147 | 543367 | BIKEM NIG. LTD | 8-Jul-96 |
148 | 543368 | SAIGOBE NIG. LIMITED | 6-Sep-94 |
149 | 543672 | CHRIS AKINBOTE SURVEY LTD | 28-Apr-97 |
150 | 544001 | MOMOBU VENTURES LTD | 18-Jun-97 |
151 | 544011 | SKYSCRAPER LIMITED | 13-Apr-00 |
152 | 544227 | NAISHA GARDENS LIMITED | 14-Feb-90 |
153 | 544231 | FIRE WORKS TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS LIMITED | 24-Mar-98 |
154 | 545221 | GIA INTERGLOBAL NIGERIA LTD | 22-Aug-96 |
155 | 545221 | AMOKA GROUP | 22-Aug-96 |
156 | 545399 | ASBAB NIG LTD | 16-Mar-94 |
157 | 545841 | FODALCO UNIVERSAL SERVICES LTD. | 18-May-00 |
158 | 546121 | GREEN GRASS GLOBAL SERVICES LIMITED | 28-Feb-96 |
159 | 546442 | PLATINUM VENTURES LTD | 7-Feb-95 |
160 | 546462 | NIGERIAN-AMERICAN BANK LIMITED | 7-Aug-96 |
161 | 546551 | INTEGRATED ESTATE DEVELOPMENT LTD | 4-Nov-94 |
162 | 546601 | EXCELLENT INSURANCE BROKERS | 25-May-98 |
163 | 546642 | HASSAN AND ASSOCIATES LIMITED | 10-Jan-96 |
164 | 547331 | D.C.M & VENTURES NIG LTD | 17-Apr-95 |
165 | 547531 | GAAT INVESTMENT LTD | 9-Jan-96 |
166 | 547775 | MAIMALARI NIG. LTD | 22-Apr-98 |
167 | 547832 | BENMELA INVESTMENT NIGERIA LIMITED | 16-Apr-97 |
168 | 547860 | SHEMOMA NIGERIA LIMITED | 23-Mar-00 |
169 | 548772 | LIRA INVESTMENT NIGERIA LIMITED | 5-Mar-96 |
170 | 549913 | KIME – KIME NIGERIA LIMITED | 26-Jul-99 |
171 | 550430 | NIGER-DOCK GLOBAL INVESTMENT LIMITED | 14-Sep-00 |
172 | 551232 | TELA NIGERIA LIMITED | 12-Jan-99 |
173 | 551968 | M J ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULT LIMITED | 14-May-96 |
174 | 552025 | TELE AIR NIGERIA LIMITED | 16-May-90 |
175 | 552100 | DAN DOLLARS MOTORS LIMITED | 13-Nov-90 |
176 | 552110 | JIFATU GENERAL ENTERPRISES NIGERIA LTD | 15-Mar-05 |
177 | 552689 | RIJID INTERGLOBAL SERVICES LIMITED | 18-Jan-00 |
178 | 553110 | GENTEL MARITIME ESTATE LTD | 10-Oct-05 |
179 | 553221 | ANALU (NIG) ENT. LTD | 18-Mar-96 |
180 | 553441 | MAVERRICK SERVICES LIMITED | 7-Dec-97 |
181 | 554420 | REQUITY NIG. LTD | 11-Nov-97 |
182 | 556464 | AM-PM GLOBAL NETWORK LIMITED | 17-Jan-00 |
183 | 557640 | GODIYA NIG. LTD | 20-Feb-00 |
184 | 559198 | GAFAM NIGERIA LIMITED | 12-May-05 |
185 | 560071 | WATERFIELD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY LIMITED | 14-Feb-07 |
186 | 561022 | HOUSE FURNISHING CO. LTD | 6-Feb-90 |
187 | 563231 | LAHECABON NIG LTD | 3-Feb-97 |
188 | 564129 | NAZIR NIGERIA LTD | 9-Apr-96 |
189 | 564401 | INTERCELLULAR NIGERIA PLC | 6-May-99 |
190 | 564431 | SIGMUND NIGERIA LIMITED | 20-Jun-02 |
191 | 564471 | JOINT NIG LTD | 4-Mar-98 |
192 | 564478 | NEXTDORA NIG. LTD | 14-Mar-00 |
193 | 564616 | EXPRESS ED BETA LTD | 26-Feb-96 |
194 | 565141 | LENTO ALUMINIUM PLC | 14-Mar-94 |
195 | 565527 | MUALAT NIGERIA LIMITED | 8-Mar-93 |
196 | 565541 | HOLLYHOBBY NIG. LTD | 27-May-98 |
197 | 565655 | LOPIN NIGERIA LIMITED | 17-Aug-98 |
198 | 566322 | A.U GENERAL & SONS LTD | 4-Jan-02 |
199 | 566985 | LEAD PROPERTIES LIMITED | 22-Jan-96 |
200 | 567567 | WORLD MISSION AGENCY LTD | 17-Feb-97 |
201 | 567723 | DOVICOM RESOURCES LTD | 18-Jun-97 |
202 | 567730 | FAPLINS NIGERIA LIMITED | 7-Dec-99 |
203 | 567734 | AMBOY (NIGERIA) LIMITED | 24-Aug-99 |
204 | 567818 | KENSALLY PROMOTION LTD | 19-Feb-01 |
205 | 567876 | FUMAH FACILITY SERVICES LIMITED | 12-Feb-96 |
206 | 569581 | STARSHIP VENTURES NIGERIA LIMITED | 14-Mar-95 |
207 | 569742 | AL- MUSAFIR MOTORS LIMITED | 20-Mar-00 |
208 | 571489 | ADENIYI RAIMI ENT. NIG LTD | 20-Feb-85 |
209 | 571877 | KANGE ILIAM & SONS NIG LTD | 22-Feb-85 |
210 | 572131 | TOPWAY ENTERPRISES LIMITED | 15-Jan-73 |
211 | 572131 | TOPWAY ENTERPRISES LIMITED | 15-Jan-95 |
212 | 573341 | RANA OIL LTD | 12-May-97 |
213 | 573567 | STAPILETON NIG LTD | 12-Feb-00 |
214 | 576451 | NINI – OLA VENTURES LIMITED | 15-Mar-10 |
215 | 576504 | ED- ROSE NIG LTD | 10-Sep-00 |
216 | 576602 | YOUR HEALTH INTERNATIONAL CO. LTD | 7-Sep-00 |
217 | 576621 | HUDSON DREDGING LTD | 6-Dec-97 |
218 | 576622 | NWEMMACO NIGERIA LTD | 10-Apr-05 |
219 | 576632 | KEY UNIVERSAL CONCEPTS LTD | 10-Sep-00 |
220 | 576643 | HALLIZOBATEEK MARCHADISE LTD | 23-Jun-05 |
221 | 576755 | SARJOON NIGERIA LTD | 28-Aug-05 |
222 | 577663 | ABYTEL NIGERIA LIMITED | 15-Feb-00 |
223 | 577880 | NORTH WEST QUADRANT DEVELOPMENT COMPANY LTD | 9-Jul-07 |
224 | 578509 | M/S ABBABO NIG LTD | 30-Nov-98 |
225 | 580512 | Dosali Enterprises Ltd | 14-Mar-90 |
226 | 583422 | ABUJA TECHNOLOGY VILLAGE FREE ZONE COMPANY LTD | 30-Aug-00 |
227 | 583508 | DESIGN PROPERTIES LIMITED | 13-May-97 |
228 | 583672 | ENVOY ENTERPRISES LIMITED | 18-Jul-03 |
229 | 584410 | HOUSE FURNISHING COMPANY LTD | 5-May-98 |
230 | 585431 | STARTREK TRAVELER LTD | 21-Jul-10 |
231 | 585644 | AMSSCO LIMITED | 20-Sep-00 |
232 | 586541 | EXPOSEE LIMITED | 27-May-97 |
233 | 587662 | A.B W NIGERIA LTD | 6-Jan-05 |
234 | 587663 | ZUAHSIA NIGERIA LIMITED | 12-May-00 |
235 | 587798 | MOHAM & CO LTD | 15-Aug-01 |
236 | 588960 | OARWOOD PROPERTIES LIMITED | 21-Jan-98 |
237 | 589224 | DIVINE DIAG AND SCIENTIFIC ENT LTD | 26-Oct-06 |
238 | 589901 | WHITGOLD RESOURCES SERVICES NIGERIA LTD | 6-Mar-06 |
239 | 589921 | HAFANA NIGERIA LIMITED | 11-Sep-02 |
240 | 596234 | DANBO INTERNATIONAL LIMITED | 12-May-05 |
241 | 596411 |
PHESO INTERNATIONAL COMPANY LIMITED |
17-Jan-95 |
242 | 596421 | EDGES ENV. SERVICES (NIG) LTD | 10-Sep-10 |
243 | 596877 | CROWN ESTATES LIMITED | 12-May-05 |
244 | 597889 | P. A NIGERIA LIMITED | 6-Jan-10 |
245 | 598826 | STATE HOUSE MULTI-PURPOSE COOPERATIVE LIMITED | 9-Apr-08 |
246 | 598965 |
SEASONS HOME LIMITED |
15-May-00 |
247 | 599721 | KUMBUR ESTATES LIMITED | 17-Dec-10 |
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Nigeria to Unfreeze $1.3bn Steel Investments With 10 million Tonnes by 2030

By Adedapo Adesanya
Nigeria has rolled out a blueprint to reposition its long-stalled steel industry as the backbone of the country’s industrialisation drive, with new investments exceeding $1.3 billion and a production target of 10 million tonnes of liquid steel by 2030.
Speaking in Abuja at the Inaugural Stakeholders Summit on the Development of the Steel Sector, the Vice President, Mr Kashim Shettima, said the Bola Tinubu-led administration is determined to turn decades of missed opportunities into “a future where Nigeria becomes a regional steel powerhouse.”
“For nearly fifty years, we have nurtured the dream of becoming a regional steel powerhouse. We are now ready to make that dream a reality. We are not here to mourn missed opportunities. We are here to make the future,” he said.
At the centre of the plan is the revival of legacy assets including the Ajaokuta Steel Company, the Aluminium Smelter Company of Nigeria, the National Iron Ore Mining Company, and Delta Steel Company (now Premium Steel and Mines).
Tinubu revealed that the government has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Tyazhpromexport and its consortium to rehabilitate and operate both Ajaokuta and the Itakpe iron ore mines.
Other proposals from Chinese and international partners are under review, with a technical and financial audit of Ajaokuta already underway.
In a diversification push, the administration has launched the construction of five mini-LNG plants worth over $500 million in Ajaokuta, in partnership with the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited and private sector players.
The government is also concluding an agreement with the Ministry of Defence to produce military hardware at the Ajaokuta Engineering Workshop, and is developing an Industrial Park and Free Trade Zone in the area.
On aluminium, he disclosed that a $465 million investment proposal has been submitted to revive the Aluminium Smelter Company of Nigeria in Ikot-Abasi, with a six-year restoration plan under review.
He also revealed that private capital is also flowing into the country referencing Stellar Steel, part of the Inner Galaxy Group, investing $400 million in a new plant in Ewekoro, Ogun State, to produce hot-rolled coils and plates.
The President underscored the employment and industrial ripple effect of the initiative, “We aim to create over 500,000 direct and indirect jobs. We have already developed a ten-year roadmap for the sector. We have outlined a three-year plan for the operationalisation of Ajaokuta.”
He called on the private sector, academia, and skilled workers to partner with government in delivering the vision:
“Government can lead. But the private sector must invest. Academia must innovate. Skilled workers must emerge.”
Industry leaders at the summit, including the Ministers of Steel Development, Industry, Trade and Investment, Solid Minerals Development, and Transportation, all hailed the plan as a turning point, pledging regulatory reforms, streamlined approvals, and targeted incentives to attract investors.
If executed as planned, the strategy could place Nigeria at the heart of West Africa’s steel supply chain, drastically cut imports, and lay the foundation for broad-based industrial growth.
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