A Nation That Won’t Pay Yesterday’s Bills Has No Tomorrow, The quiet, unfashionable work of settling Nigeria’s inherited obligations
By Otunba (Dr.) Abdulfalil Abayomi Odunowo There’s a kind of governance that yields no ribbon-cuttings, no named...
Year: 2026
Misinformation Can Create Fear, Undermine Public Trust — AIG Olaiya
By Onwe Wisdom | Pan Afric Reporters The Assistant Inspector-General of Police (AIG), Zone 7 Headquarters, Abuja, Victor...
Zone 7 Police Urges Media to Promote Responsible Security Reporting
By Pan Afric Reporters The Nigeria Police Force, Zone 7 Headquarters, Abuja, has called for stronger collaboration with...
Functions of Every Arm of Government Depend on Information — IIJ Deputy Director
By Onwe Wisdom | Pan Afric Reporters The Deputy Director of the International Institute of Journalism (IIJ), Abuja...
Ukwonyo Ward: Hon. Ede Ojoko Francis Fulfils Campaign Promise, Delivers Culvert Project to Onwigwe Community
By Aluma Moses | Pan Afric Reporters ADO LGA, BENUE STATE - Councillor representing Ukwonyo Ward in Ado...
FG Flags Off Maternal Health Incentives, Targets 30% Cut in Maternal Deaths by 2028
By Pan Afric Reporters The Federal Government has intensified its campaign against Nigeria’s high maternal and neonatal mortality...
Health Reforms: Stakeholders Demand Stronger Accountability, Sustainable Funding
By Salami Abdulrahaman Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) have called for stronger institutionalisation, sustainable financing, and robust accountability mechanisms to...
BE CAREFUL WHO YOU CALL NOBODY LIFE CHANGES THE SEATING ARRANGEMENT
By Otunba (Dr) One of the greatest mistakes we make in life is measuring people by where they are...
NISO STRENGTHENS SYSTEM OPERATORS’ CAPACITY FOR SAFE, RELIABLE GRID OPERATIONS
By Pan Afric Reporters The Nigerian Independent System Operator (NISO) has commenced the second phase of its capacity development programme for system operators, aimed at strengthening the technical competence and operational readiness required for the safe, secure and reliable management of Nigeria’s national electricity grid. Declaring the training open, the MD/CEO of NISO, Engr. Abdu Bello Mohammed, said continuous capacity development was essential to equipping system operators to manage the increasing complexities of the power system and respond effectively to changing operational conditions. He stressed that NISO’s responsibilities as an independent system operator require technical competence, sound judgement, discipline, teamwork and a strong commitment to safety. He added that the programme was designed to promote a common operational culture anchored on professionalism, integrity, neutrality, reliability and continuous improvement. The MD/CEO urged participants to deepen their knowledge of the Grid Code, describing it as a fundamental standard guiding the responsibilities of system operators. He also encouraged active participation and knowledge-sharing, noting that the ultimate objective was to translate the training into improved operational performance across NISO’s control centres. He assured that NISO would continue to invest in its system operators, noting that modern technologies could only deliver their full potential when supported by competent and well-trained professionals. Also speaking, the Executive Director, System Operations, Engr. Nafisatu Ali, highlighted the critical role of system operators in independently and transparently operating, monitoring, coordinating and managing the national grid for safe, secure and economical electricity delivery....
NISO Unveils Fresh Push for Grid Stability, Market Discipline, Staff Welfare
By Pan Afric Reporters The Nigerian Independent System Operator (NISO) has unveiled a broad reform drive aimed at strengthening...
