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PTDF commits to strengthening research and innovation in Nigerian universities

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The Executive Secretary of the Petroleum Technology Development Fund, Prof. Shua’ibu Aliyu, stated the PTDF aims to strengthen research, innovation, and human capital in Nigerian universities. He emphasized the need for institutions to create practical and commercially viable solutions, particularly in renewable energy. This assertion was made at the University of Benin.

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Why it matters

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The PTDF seeks to promote research that addresses national and industry challenges. Specific research, such as converting agricultural waste into biodiesel, is viewed as a way to support waste management, local technology, and employment opportunities. This aligns with Nigeria's goals for economic diversification and sustainable energy.

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  • The University of Benin may receive research funding and direction from the PTDF for commercial solutions.

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    Nigeria could see increased local technology development and employment opportunities from innovations like biodiesel production.

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