₦airaland Forum

treatise:
Ukraine-Russian crises have made EU to be looking for alternates to Russian gas which forms about 40% of the gas used in the EU. Don't be hasty to conclude stuff.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
I like the way you full yourself when is good with you nigeria we cannot stop by gas to anyway. India China South America and America caught their gas Buying from Nigeria because we couldn't produce. Let's be serious the truth of the matter is loan

tempest01:
If Nigeria was wise, this is the time to negotiate and take LNG market from Russia to Europe.

Enter into long term agreements and all.

2021matta:
Checkout mega construction projects going on in Ghana.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7hYsdRYTQI

Itohanmiwa:
God bless Nigeria. I know Nigeria will be great again. Na tey e dey tey, stamarrer must surely call him papa name.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
This is the cover-up story but the real story why they are talking is Nigeria wants to borrow money from them. I remember two months ago the same thing happened where they said some investors were coming to Nigeria only to find out the investors were coming to borrow Nigeria money this is the type of investment we get. The government must just say they want to borrow money and that's the end of the story instead of beating around the bush

Codes151:
get this shit outta here

treatise:
Ukraine-Russian crises have made EU to be looking for alternates to Russian gas which forms about 40% of the gas used in the EU. Don't be hasty to conclude stuff.

presidency:
NIGERIA, EU TO WORK TOGETHER ON DIGITAL ECONOMY, EXPLORE RAISING LNG SUPPLY TO EUROPEAN COUNTRIES

*VP: It's a relief EU supports gas as transition fuel
*EU announces 820m-Euro Digital Economy Package for Nigeria

It is a relief that the European Union (EU) supports the view canvassed by Nigeria that gas be considered a transition fuel as the global community moves towards net-zero emissions targets. [color=#d7e0c9]Prayers For Thanksgiving[/color]

Nigeria's Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, SAN, said this while receiving at the Presidential Villa last night, a delegation of the European Commission led by its Executive Vice-President, Margrethe Vestager, who is currently on a visit to the country.

According to Prof. Osinbajo, "we are relieved to hear of the EU's support on gas as a transition fuel. It's some bit of relief." Nigeria has been in the forefront of the international advocacy on the issue and the Vice President has spoken and written about it in different international forums.

Issues discussed at the meeting included the use of Digital Technology, Trade and Investment. The importance of the energy relationship between Nigeria and the EU also featured, while a consideration of all options for increased supply of Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) from Nigeria to the EU was agreed to, following a request from the EU. A technical meeting on this will be convened shortly.

The European Commission’s Executive VP informed Prof. Osinbajo on the announcement by President of the Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, of a Global Gateway Africa-Europe Investment Package worth €150 billion.

In that context, she announced an EU-Nigeria Digital Economy Package of at least €820 million until 2024. The package will help enhance secure connectivity, digitalise public services, support entrepreneurship and build digital skills, while developing a human-centric, democratic governance framework for technology.

Welcoming on the EU Digital Economy support, which the Vice President Osinbajo described as impressive, he noted that the use of Digital Technology is crucial in Nigeria's recently released National Development Plan.

Finally, the importance of a renewed Nigeria-EU partnership was noted during the meeting, including expectations for a successful EU-AU (European Union - African Union) Summit in Brussels later this week, specifically on the 17th-18th of February.

Laolu Akande
Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media & Publicity
Office of the Vice President
14th February, 2022

treatise:
Ukraine-Russian crises have made EU to be looking for alternates to Russian gas which forms about 40% of the gas used in the EU. Don't be hasty to conclude stuff.