Timileyin Okunlola, Author at Parliament Reports

HallowMace, NILDS Hold Discussion on CNG Transition

Timileyin OkunlolaDecember 1, 20247 min

The transition to Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) has become a focal point of discussion across various sectors in Nigeria. This evolving agenda has sparked diverse debates regarding its benefits and challenges, leading to speculation about what is truly at stake. In an effort to contribute to this important dialogue, the HallowMace Foundation Africa, in collaboration with the National Institute for Legislative and Democratic Studies (NILDS), organized the 6th edition of its National Legislative Conference....

Business and Economy RemTrack Spotlight

NEITI launches research on energy transition

Timileyin OkunlolaNovember 30, 20244 min

Energy transition is increasingly at the forefront of national discussions in Nigeria, with many perspectives contributing to the dialogue The Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (NEITI) has officially launched a research initiative focused on the impacts of energy transition on Nigeria’s economy. This launch took place during a workshop in Abuja, where key stakeholders, experts, and policymakers gathered to discuss the study’s focus, approach, and methodology. This collaborative effort aims to refine the research framework...

National Assembly Politics Nuggets & Learning RemTrack

From Audit to Accountability: Engaging Citizens in Solid Minerals Remediation

Timileyin OkunlolaNovember 25, 20246 min

Solid mineral audit reports by the Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (NEITI) is just a first step in the journey towards accountability in the sector The Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (NEITI) plays a crucial role in ensuring accountability and transparency within the extractive sector, particularly in the solid minerals industry. As Nigeria seeks to diversify its economy beyond oil, the solid minerals sector presents a significant opportunity for growth and development. The latest NEITI...

RemTrack Spotlight

Tracking Transparency: The Importance of NEITI’s Audits for Nigerians

Timileyin OkunlolaNovember 25, 20246 min

Decades after discovering oil, many Nigerians still question the benefits of this abundant natural resource as they endure long queues at fuel stations and face daily challenges. The answer to this ancient challenge lies in the mismanagement of oil revenues, which has deprived citizens of their rightful benefits. To address these pressing issues, the Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (NEITI) was established to promote accountability and transparency within the extractive sector. By implementing rigorous audits...

Business and Economy National Assembly Politics RemTrack

Reform imminent as first mining university is proposed | REMTRACKER

Timileyin OkunlolaNovember 25, 20242 min

This inaugural edition of RemTracker discusses a mining reform bill and proposal for a dedicated university on the extractive resource Amendment of the Nigerian Minerals and Mining Act The Nigerian Minerals and Mining Act of 2007 has served as the legal framework for the exploration and exploitation of mineral resources in Nigeria for over a decade. However, the evolving dynamics of the global mining industry and Nigeria’s quest for sustainable development have revealed significant gaps...

House of Representatives Senate

Speedy bills passage can be counter-productive – Rep Akin Alabi warns

Timileyin OkunlolaOctober 23, 20242 min

Bills passage is an integral aspect of the lawmaking process as it ensures that the bill gradually progresses from the point of a conceived thought into an enforceable law that binds all citizens. Chairman of the House of Representatives Committee on Works, Rep. Akin Alabi, has shared his insights regarding the ongoing discussions about the pace of bills passage in the current assembly. Rep. Alabi was one of the panelists in a virtual conversation hosted...

National Assembly Politics

NASS invites civil societies for robust collaboration

Timileyin OkunlolaOctober 23, 20242 min

Members of the National Assembly have extended an invitation to civil societies to enhance accountability, transparency and legislative openness. Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) are vital frameworks in legislative environments. Their presence serves as a catalyst for the expected changes in legislative systems across the globe. Recognizing the critical role these societies play as catalysts for change, lawmakers have urged these organisations to engage more actively by asking questions, pursuing leads, and collaborating closely with them...

House of Representatives Senate Spotlight

OrderPaper not celebrated enough, says House of Reps spokesman

Timileyin OkunlolaOctober 23, 20243 min

Stakeholders within the legislative space have lauded OrderPaper for its impactful reporting and incisive analysis on parliamentary processes in Nigeria. The spokesperson of the House of Representatives, Rep. Akin Rotimi Jnr, (APC, Ekiti) has praised OrderPaper for its detailed, precise and accurate reporting within the Nigerian legislative space. He made this recognition at virtual conversation hosted by OrderPaper to commemorate the Global Legislative Openness Week (GLOW) 2024 tagged Legislative Accountability 101: Let’s talk 10th...

RemTrack

PWYP Nigeria reaffirms commitment to extractive sector governance

Timileyin OkunlolaOctober 8, 20243 min

The Publish What You Pay (PWYP) Nigeria chapter has reiterated its dedication to enhancing governance in the extractive sector. The Nigerian chapter of Publish What You Pay (PWYP), a leading global civil society coalition working for transparency in the extractive sector, has reaffirmed its commitment to drive robust engagement on the governance of the country’s extractive sector. This commitment was announced following the conclusion of the Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the group held...

Business and Economy RemTrack

NEITI commends PWYP on new leadership

Timileyin OkunlolaOctober 8, 20242 min

The Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (NEITI) has praised Publish What You Pay (PWYP) Nigeria for its newly elected leadership. The Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (NEITI) has congratulated Publish What You Pay (PWYP) Nigeria on the emergence of its new leadership. This commendation was conveyed in a statement by Chris Ochonu, assistant director of communications & stakeholders’ management. The statement highlighted the optimism following PWYP’s recent Annual General Meeting (AGM) and the transparent electoral...

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