Nigeria’s National Research Institute for Chemical Technology (NARICT) and the Nigerian College of Aviation Technology (NCAT) have announced plans to deepen collaboration in aerospace technology, aviation safety, and renewable energy.
The two federal institutions agreed to launch joint research and capacity-building projects to strengthen innovation and enhance technical expertise in the aviation and energy sectors.
Speaking at a ceremony in Zaria, NARICT’s Director-General, Dr Kabiru Mu’azu, said the partnership would promote knowledge sharing and drive national technological advancement. He described the initiative as a significant step towards positioning Nigeria as a hub for applied research.
NCAT’s Rector, Dr Danjuma Ismail, said the college would benefit from NARICT’s experience as a centre of excellence in chemical technology. A joint research team has been inaugurated to oversee the implementation of the collaboration, which both institutions say will have long-term economic benefits.
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