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NCYP, Declares Support for Emmanuel Akpakwu For Choice of Minister

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Joel Ajayi


North Central Youth Parliament, NCYP. an umbrella body cut across the North Central Seven States (7) in Nigeria, has declared support for one of it own son, Mr Emmanuel Akpakwu and urged President Ahmed Bola Tinubu to  considered him as minister of federal Republic of Nigeria.


In a world press conference held at Unity Fountain Abuja Nigeria, while speaking  the Clerk of the Parliament, Rt. Hon. Eveh Dominic said in Character, Credibility, Tested and Trusted , we have found MR EMMANUEL AKPAKWU as the bes Man for the JOB as Minister of the federal republic of Nigeria from Benue State. 


According to them, NCYP have taken our time to see to the affairs as regards the Ministerial list and also more importantly make consultation across stakeholders for a credible and hardworking candidate who partake/ mobilize across board during the just concluded presidential and governorship elections for APC to get victory in the Federal and State level. 


“Our findings have shown that MR EMMANUEL AKPAKWU is An advocate for youth development, An expert in Sports development across board.

“Mr Akpakwu is also an expert in real estate development, A core APC mobilizer during the 2023 general election, Administrator per excellent as well as Promoting trade and investment amongst the youths.


“We salute the courage of President BOLA AHMED TINUBU GCFR in standing for credibility process in appointing capable hands in the appointment made so far. “

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EMVC–Jupiter Lithium Deal to Transform Nigeria’s Clean Mobility Landscape

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Abuja, Nigeria – Electric Motor Vehicle Company (EMVC), Nigeria’s leading indigenous electric vehicle manufacturer, has announced a landmark strategic partnership with Jupiter Lithium Limited, a UK-based company developing one of Nigeria’s most significant lithium mining projects.


The five-year Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) establishes a comprehensive framework for the development of Nigeria’s first fully integrated lithium-to-electric vehicle supply chain.


This transformative collaboration combines EMVC’s expertise in sustainable mobility solutions with Jupiter’s extensive lithium mining operations, spanning over 420 square kilometres in Kaduna State. The partnership aims to position Nigeria at the forefront of the global clean energy economy.


“This partnership marks a pivotal moment in Nigeria’s transition to sustainable transportation,” said Prince Mustapha Audu, Chairman of EMVC.

“By working with Jupiter to develop a complete domestic supply chain—from lithium extraction to EV production—we’re not just building cars; we’re building Nigeria’s future as a leader in clean mobility technology.”

Dr. Stephen Davis, Chairman of Jupiter Lithium Limited, underscored the importance of the collaboration:


“Our partnership with EMVC exemplifies how international expertise can work hand-in-hand with Nigerian innovation to unlock the country’s vast mineral wealth. This collaboration will help establish Nigeria as a key player in the global lithium value chain while supporting the country’s ambitious sustainability goals.”

Transforming Nigeria’s Economic LandscapeThe partnership addresses a major gap in the global lithium supply chain by linking Jupiter’s high-grade SC6 spodumene concentrate production with EMVC’s EV manufacturing capabilities.


Key areas of focus include: Battery-Grade Chemical Production, Lithium Battery Manufacturing Facilities and Integration of Locally Produced Lithium Batteries into EMVC’s EV product line.


Strategic National Benefits: Economic Diversification: Reduces dependence on oil and gas by fostering advanced manufacturing
Job Creation: Employment opportunities across mining, chemical processing, and manufacturing.

Energy Security: Boosts domestic battery production to support renewable energy growth
Improved Trade Balance: Cuts reliance on imported EV components. Sustainability: Supports Nigeria’s climate commitments through clean transportation initiatives

Integrated Lithium Supply Chain: Jupiter’s lithium resources are extracted from mining operations managed by Range Mining Limited and Basin Mining Limited across multiple tenements in Southern Kaduna State. EMVC will incorporate lithium batteries produced from local raw materials into its electric vehicle lineup, wherever commercially viable.


Both companies are actively seeking third-party partners with expertise in: Battery-grade chemical processing.


Lithium battery manufacturing: These efforts aim to bridge the gap between raw lithium extraction and finished battery products for EMVC’s electric vehicles.

Commitment to Local Content and Skills Development: The collaboration prioritizes local content development, technology transfer, and skills training. This aligns with national objectives to increase indigenous participation in critical industries and drive inclusive economic growth.


“This collaboration demonstrates the power of strategic partnerships in driving sustainable development,” added Prince Audu. “We’re not just creating products—we’re building an ecosystem that will benefit Nigerian communities for generations to come.”

About Electric Motor Vehicle Company (EMVC)EMVC is Nigeria’s pioneering indigenous electric vehicle company. Headquartered in Abuja, EMVC offers a comprehensive range of EVs and integrated mobility solutions that support the country’s transition to sustainable transportation.

The company is committed to environmental stewardship, economic development, and building local capabilities.


About Jupiter Lithium Limited: Jupiter Lithium Limited is a UK-incorporated company focused on the development of the Jupiter Project, a large-scale lithium mining operation in Kaduna State, Nigeria.

Through partnerships with Range Mining Limited and Basin Mining Limited, Jupiter operates over 420 square kilometres of tenements, producing high-grade SC6 spodumene concentrate with 6% Li₂O.

The company upholds responsible mining practices and is dedicated to supporting Nigeria’s economic transformation.

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