Tinubu Urges Nigerian Youths to Dream Big

President Bola Tinubu has called on Nigeria’s youth to continue to dream big, saying they are “the future and the greatest assets of this blessed country”.

The president, in a national broadcast on Wednesday to mark the country’s Independence anniversary, urged them to conquer more territories in their various fields of science, technology, sports and the art and creative sector.

According to him, “You are the future and the greatest assets of this blessed country. You must continue to dream big, innovate and conquer more territories in your various fields of science, technology, sports and the art and creative sector.

“Our administration, through policies and funding, will continue to give you wings to fly sky-high. We created NELFUND to support students with loans for their educational pursuits. Approximately 510,000 students across 36 states and the FCT have benefited from this initiative, covering 228 higher institutions. As of September 10, the total loan disbursed was N99.5 billion, while the upkeep allowance stood at N44.7 billion.”

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    Bridging Nigeria’s Power Gap: How Eunisell Interlinked Plc Delivers Reliable Engineering Solutions for Industrial, Energy Sectors

    Nigeria’s power sector has the capacity to do more, but systemic gaps in infrastructure and delivery mean industries can’t wait for the grid to catch up, which is why companies like Eunisell Interlinked Plc are providing the engineered solutions that keep factories, hospitals, and critical infrastructure running. With expertise in design, installation, and maintenance, the company is helping businesses bridge the power gap with reliable, efficient, and sustainable systems. Uzoma Mba reports 

    Electricity is the lifeblood of any modern economy, powering industries, enabling commerce, and driving innovation. In Nigeria, this vital resource remains one of the country’s most persistent challenges. Despite decades of investment and an installed generation capacity that looks impressive on paper, the national grid consistently underdelivers — unable to meet the demands of a rapidly growing population and an ambitious industrial base.

    The consequences are felt across every sector. Manufacturing plants run below capacity or halt production entirely when power cuts strike. Hospitals switch to costly diesel generators to keep critical equipment running. Data centres, banks, and telecoms companies must build redundant systems just to guarantee uptime. For many operators, the rising cost of self-generated power , both financially and environmentally, is becoming unsustainable.

    Amid this reality, forward-thinking companies are searching for practical, reliable, and cost-effective solutions that bypass the uncertainty of the grid. They need partners who understand not only the technical demands of industrial-scale power, but also the unique complexities of Nigeria’s operating environment.

    Eunisell Interlinked Plc has emerged as one of those partners. By combining engineering expertise with a deep understanding of local conditions, the company delivers tailored solutions that keep businesses running, whether the grid is stable or not. From system design and installation to maintenance and optimisation, Eunisell Interlinked Plc is helping industries bridge Nigeria’s power gap with solutions built for resilience, efficiency, and long-term value.

    The Power Paradox

    Nigeria is a nation of potential, abundant natural resources, a young workforce, and a strategic position in Africa’s economic landscape. Yet, for decades, the country’s promise has been undermined by a persistent challenge: unreliable power. In practice, the national grid rarely delivers its maximum capacity to homes, offices, and factories.

    The reasons are layered and complex. Ageing transmission lines snake across the country, many of them unable to handle today’s loads. Distribution infrastructure creaks under the weight of demand it was never designed for. Acts of vandalism, energy theft, and a market plagued by liquidity shortfalls add further strain. For many Nigerians, power interruptions have become so routine they are simply factored into daily life.

    In the industrial sector, however, this “new normal” has a very different cost. Production lines halt mid-shift, data centres race to switch to diesel generators, and manufacturing schedules are dictated not by market demand but by the erratic pulse of the grid. Surveys and market analyses routinely place unreliable electricity among the top barriers to doing business in Nigeria.

    Where Challenge Meets Opportunity

    For most large-scale industrial and energy-sector operators, downtime is more than an inconvenience, it is a direct assault on profitability. In a climate where every hour of production matters, waiting for systemic reform is not an option. The gap between potential and reality needs to be bridged, not with promises of future stability, but with tangible, engineered solutions available today.

    This is where Eunisell Interlinked Plc stands apart. The company has built a reputation for delivering power engineering solutions that are grounded in practicality and tailored to Nigeria’s unique operating conditions. Its service portfolio, spanning design, installation, maintenance, and optimisation, is designed not for ideal scenarios but for the realities industries face on the ground.

    Designing for Reality, Not Just Theory

    In the world of power systems, the best designs are those that anticipate both the ideal and the inevitable. Many interventions falter because they are conceived in isolation, with limited understanding of the environment they must operate in. Eunisell Interlinked Plc takes a different path, beginning every engagement with a meticulous, multidisciplinary assessment of the client’s needs and the constraints of their site.

    From load profiling to contingency modelling, every variable is considered. Power-quality analyses are carried out to guard sensitive industrial equipment against damaging fluctuations. The integration points with the national grid are studied in detail, ensuring systems can operate seamlessly whether connected to utility supply or functioning in isolation. The outcome is not just a drawing on paper, but a plan for a resilient, future-ready system.

    Building with Precision and Accountability

    A sound design is only as good as its execution. Across Nigeria, too many well-intentioned projects fail because of poor workmanship or substandard materials. Eunisell Interlinked Plc has addressed this problem head-on by building a supply chain that ensures only accredited, high-quality components make their way to site. From cables and terminations to switchgear and protective systems, every part is vetted for durability and performance.

    Installation is handled by trained technicians who work to international safety and performance standards. Rigorous commissioning protocols ensure that every system is tested under real-world conditions before handover. In a sector where the gap between “installed” and “operational” can be wide, this commitment to precision is a quiet but powerful differentiator.

    Preventing Failures Before They Happen

    For many operators, maintenance has traditionally meant reacting to problems once they appear — a costly, disruptive cycle that often shortens asset lifespan. Eunisell Interlinked Plcflips that model by making predictive and condition-based maintenance the norm rather than the exception.

    Using tools like infrared thermography, transformer oil analysis, and vibration monitoring, potential failures are detected long before they can trigger an outage. These proactive measures don’t just prevent downtime; they extend the life of expensive assets, reduce safety risks, and cut overall maintenance costs.

    Optimising for Efficiency and Resilience

    Reliability is the first priority, but efficiency runs a close second. Many industrial sites operate with power factors well below optimal, or with generation and consumption that are poorly matched. The result is wasted energy, inflated fuel bills, and higher emissions.

    Eunisell Interlinked Plc addresses this through comprehensive energy audits and tailored optimization strategies. These range from power-factor correction and fuel management systems to advanced microgrid controls that manage multiple power sources. In a hybrid power setup,  where grid, generator, and renewable sources coexist, these controls ensure smooth transitions, minimal losses, and a stable supply to critical processes.

    Embracing the Hybrid Future

    In the face of an unstable grid, the future of industrial power in Nigeria lies in hybrid systems. These blend grid power with on-site generation, often diesel or gas, and, increasingly, renewable sources like solar, backed by battery storage. The flexibility of such systems allows businesses to operate efficiently even when grid supply is unreliable.

    Eunisell Interlinked Plc breadth of expertise, from electrical product supply to systems integration and field service, makes it a natural partner for these complex projects. The company’s hybrid systems are built with scalability in mind, allowing clients to add new energy sources or storage capacity as needs evolve. 

    Delivering Tangible Results

    For clients, the benefits of working with Eunisell Interlinked Plc are measurable and immediate. They report fewer unplanned outages, shorter recovery times, lower generator fuel consumption, and significantly improved power quality. Over time, these gains translate into longer equipment lifespans, lower operational costs, and a stronger competitive position.

    Just as importantly, Eunisell structures its engagements around clear performance metrics from the outset. Availability targets, power-quality thresholds, and response times are defined and tracked, creating accountability and transparency throughout the project lifecycle.

    From Outages to Outcomes

    Nigeria’s power challenges are deep-rooted, but they are not insurmountable. For industries that must deliver on time, every time, the difference between vulnerability and resilience often comes down to the right engineering partner. Eunisell Interlinked Plc has made it its mission to be that partner, turning instability into manageable risk and delivering the power reliability that keeps the wheels of industry turning.

    As the nation works toward systemic reform, companies like Eunisell Interlinked Plc will continue to provide the bridge between today’s challenges and tomorrow’s opportunities. In an economy where uninterrupted power is both a necessity and a competitive advantage, that bridge is not just useful — it is essential.

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    Nigeria’s power challenges are deep-rooted, but they are not insurmountable. For industries that must deliver on time, every time, the difference between vulnerability and resilience often comes down to the right engineering partner. Eunisell Interlinked Plc has made it its mission to be that partner, turning instability into manageable risk and delivering the power reliability that keeps the wheels of industry turning

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    New Horizons Wins Global ICT Award

    New Horizons Wins Global ICT Award

    Agnes Ekebuike

    CompTIA Inc, the world’s leading ICT certification company, headquartered in Illinois USA, has named New Horizons Nigeria the Best ICT training/certification organisation in Africa (Emerging Academic Partner Award) for 2025.

    The award was based on revenue generated, quality of training and certification delivery and overall students’ satisfaction rating.

    Among CompTIA most popular certifications are Security plus (S+), Hardware (A+), Network (N+) among others.

    In a ceremony held at The Piazza Hotel in Johannesburg, South Africa, CompTIA on October 9 2025, honoured New Horizons Nigeria with the prestigious CompTIA Africa Emerging Partner of the Year in Academic Delivery award. The recognition marked another milestone in New Horizons Nigeria’s journey of empowering individuals and institutions through cutting-edge technology and hands-on training.

    New Horizons was commended by CompTIA’s EMEA Senior Vice president, Mr. Jason Moss for meeting and exceeding expectations in sales and services.

    The latest CompTIA award brings the total number of national, continental and international awards to 307, which the CEO of New Horizons Nigeria, Mr. Tim Akano has received par excellence in bridging the digital divide between Africa and the rest of the world in the last twenty years.

    New Horizons Nigeria is the country’s foremost ICT training and certification company that offers cutting-edge skills development in areas such as Artificial Intelligence, Data Engineering, Cybersecurity, Data analysis, Cloud computing, Full stack software development, Digital Marketing, Project Management and more.

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