FG ANNOUNCES DEMOLITION OF 355 BUILDINGS IN ANAMBRA FOR ALAOJI–ONITSHA TRANSMISSION LINE UPGRADE. (PHOTO)

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 Federal Government Announces Demolition of 355 Buildings in Anambra for Alaoji–Onitsha Transmission Line Upgrade The Federal Government, through the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN), has revealed plans to demolish approximately 355 buildings across parts of Anambra State to facilitate the reconstruction and upgrade of the Alaoji–Onitsha 330kV transmission line, a key project funded by the African Development Bank (AfDB). The announcement came during a stakeholder engagement meeting held in Awka on Friday, January 9, 2026, involving representatives from the Anambra State Government, traditional rulers, non-governmental organizations, TCN officials, and BGM Limited, the consulting firm handling the project. The upgrade aims to transform the existing single-circuit line into a quad-circuit configuration using advanced conductors, significantly increasing transmission capacity — from around 100MW to potentially 1,000MW — and improving power reliability across the Southeast region...

AU MEMBER-STATES COMMIT TO IMPLEMENTATION OF AFRICA’S ASSET RECOVERY AGENDA.(PHOTO).#PRESS RELEASE.


AU Member-States Commit To Implementation Of Africa’s Asset Recovery Agenda

*AU To Facilitate Consultations With Regional Banks To Establish Escrow Accounts

An extended Common African Position on Asset Recovery (CAPAR) Working Group, with more African Union (AU) member-states including Nigeria, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Malawi and Senegal has joined pan-African institutions mandated by the AU Assembly to actively further the implementation of CAPAR.

The commitment of AU member-states to the implementation of Africa’s Asset Recovery Agenda, CAPAR, is one of the major outcomes of the high-level technical meeting on the frameworks for its implementation held over the weekend in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

At the meeting which had top government officials and heads of anti-corruption and asset recovery agencies, the aforementioned countries agreed through their respective missions and representatives to propagate CAPAR, unify its messaging and deliver necessary political support to its implementation frameworks, as well as its proposed protocol and model agreements.

The high-level meeting, which was jointly organized by the African Union and the Coalition for Dialogue on Africa (CoDA), reviewed strategy documents that focused on the legal framework for the recovery of African assets and the proposal on the setting up of an escrow account for African assets.


 

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