Nigeria and the huge potential of semiconductor technology, By Shehu-Tijjani Abdullahi
With the right policies, collaborations, and investments, we can transform Nigeria into a semiconductor hub.
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With the right policies, collaborations, and investments, we can transform Nigeria into a semiconductor hub.
Sometime in 2020, state oil company, Nigerian National Petroleum Company (now NNPC Limited), launched what it advertised as the National Gas Expansion Programme (NGEP).
It was not meant to be this way. But like a good number of things Nigerian, the story is hardly complete without a twist in the tale. And so it has been for at least three years now with the story of the gas car that was supposed to lessen, if not end, Nigerians’ petrol misery.
Youthful Visionary and First-Class Middlesex University Graduate, Shehu Tijjani Abdullahi, CEO of Amaltech Technologies, is on a m
The processing policy is in line with NASENI’s drive to encourage the processing of Strategic Solid Minerals and particularly to ensure that batteries are produced locally for both electric vehicles as well as other energy storage applications.