Nasarawa State University, Keffi (NSUK), has actually entered into a tactical partnership with Meyana Bio-Energy Company to reinforce research study, innovation and capability development in Nigeria’s power and energy sector.
The collaboration was formalised through the finalizing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Monday, July 27, 2026, as part of the university’s efforts to deepen collaboration in between academia and market.
Speaking at the finalizing ceremony, the Vice-Chancellor of NSUK, Professor Sa’adatu Hassan Liman, explained the arrangement as a significant action towards equipping trainees with useful knowledge and innovative skills required to deal with the nation’s developing energy challenges.
She stated the collaboration aligns with the university’s vision of promoting research, innovation, abilities acquisition and sustainable nationwide advancement through strategic collaborations.
Teacher Liman commended the management of Meyana Bio-Energy Business for its confidence in the organization, ensuring that the university would completely dedicate to the successful execution of the contract.
According to her, the collaboration will boost research and innovation, strengthen capability building and provide trainees and personnel with chances to get practical experience in the power and energy sector.
The Vice-Chancellor also reaffirmed the university’s dedication to engaging market stakeholders in developing sustainable services to Nigeria’s energy needs while expressing gratitude to Meyana Bio-Energy Company for its assistance towards the organization’s growth.
In his remarks, the Ceo of Meyana Bio-Energy Business, Dr. Mer Finest, praised the university’s management for welcoming the collaboration and applauded Teacher Liman’s management and dedication to scholastic excellence.
Dr. Finest said the Memorandum of Comprehending would produce opportunities for grant financing, enhance students’ access to modern devices, draw in investment and promote innovative services to national difficulties.
He stressed the requirement for more powerful collaboration among government, scholastic institutions and market players to establish sustainable power and energy systems efficient in driving Nigeria’s socio-economic advancement.
The occasion concluded with the formal signing of the Memorandum of Comprehending by agents of both organisations, symbolising their shared dedication to advancing research, innovation and human capacity development in the country’s power and energy sector.