NNPC, marketers import 633m litres of fuel to bridge domestic supply gap
Photo caption: Fuel station The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited and other marketers in the downstream oil sector imported more than 633 million litres
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FG eyes 150 CNG stations in 2025
Photo caption: CNG filling station The Federal Government says it plans to have no fewer than 150 Compressed Natural Gas stations before the end
FG unveils $23bn programme to tackle power crisis
Photo caption: Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu In its bid to close the electricity gap in Nigeria, the Federal Government has unveiled an ambitious
NNPCL begins construction of five LNG plants in Kogi
Photo caption: Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited logo The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited has flagged off the construction of five mini Liquefied Natural
NAICOM issues fresh annuity rules, mandates actuarial oversight
Photo caption: National Insurance Commission logo The National Insurance Commission has issued fresh regulations on annuity businesses, effective February 1, in a bid to
LASTMA impounds 173 vehicles for illegal parking
Photo caption: General Manager, LASTMA, Olalekan Bakare-Oki The Lagos State Traffic Management Authority says 125 commercial buses and 48 private vehicles were impounded for
Obi tackles Akande, says #EndSARS narrative, attempt to rewrite history
Photo caption: Peter Obi The 2023 Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has slammed the former governor of Osun State, Bisi Akande, over his
67 dead as plane, helicopter collide midair in US
Photo caption: A passenger plane and a military helicopter collided mid-air near Ronald Reagan National Airport, killing 67 passengers. According to Al Jazeera, the
Japan records surge in foreign workers
Photo caption: Japan foreign workers. Photo Credit: Kyodo News Japan saw its biggest year-on-year jump in foreign workers since records began, government data showed
Four feared dead, others injured as driver rams into soldiers in Lagos
Photo caption: Soldiers Four soldiers attached to the Myoung Barracks in the Morocco area of Shomolu in Lagos are feared dead, and others were
