Some DISCOs with just ₦5 million ($3k) share capital got licenses to distribute power to 4 states. That is a scam. -Nick Agule Energy Expert Africa Independent Television Nick Agule, FCA

*ABUJA HIJACK ATTEMPT: SEPARATING FACTS FROM FICTION* Nick Agule Email: [email protected] X: Nick Agule, FCA FACEBOOK: Nick Agule, FCA 08.08.2025 1. Fiction: Alcohol is never allowed on flights. Fact: Alcohol is permitted onboard if it clears security—meaning it's in

*Tinubunomics: Stabilisation First, Growth Must Follow* *Why Okonjo-Iweala Was Right* Nick Agule Email: [email protected] X: Nick Agule, FCA Facebook: Nick Agule, FCA Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala’s statement that President Tinubu deserves credit for stabilising the economy is

Political Developments in Benue State Nick Agule Email: [email protected] X: Nick Agule, FCA Facebook: Nick Agule, FCA 24.08.2025 1. Governor Alia submits commissioner nominees to the State House of Assembly Comment: No controversy here. The Governor acted squarely

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Nick Agule an energy expert speaks to Channels TV on the trade dispute between Dangote Refinery and the unions. He offers President Tinubu a more sustainable solution to tackle petroleum products distribution in Nigeria. NNPC Limited PENGASSAN PENGASSAN NNPC PENGASSAN GEC Presidency Nigeria

*NIGERIA FAILED SOMMIE AND IT’S INFURIATING* Nick Agule Email: [email protected] X: Nick Agule, FCA Facebook: Nick Agule, FCA 30 September 2025 I’ve been to Arise TV studios in Abuja many times to analyse energy and public affairs. I saw Somtochukwu Christelle Maduagwu in

Energy expert Nick Agule provides strategic advise to President Tinubu on resolving Nigeria’s electricity crisis, aligning with the promises outlined in the president’s campaign manifesto and addressing broader energy sector challenges. Watch his other interventions at

Nick Agule speaks to the Catholic Television of Nigeria, reflects on Nigeria’s path to nationhood, and advocates for a fresh, people-driven constitution. He emphasises the need for provisions that allow any federating unit or group the right to hold a referendum on exiting the

'This administration is two years in, and from day one, they visited Nigerians with hardship through subsidy removal. The presidency keeps saying things will get better, but when exactly will that be?' — Nick Agule Nick Agule, FCA, political analyst on #HardFacts with Mary-Ann Okon 🇳🇬🇸🇱