4,000 ships berth at Lagos ports annually, say seafarers
A maritime group, the Mission to Seafarers, Lagos, has disclosed that 4,000 ships call at Lagos ports annually. The Vice President of the group, Emmanuel
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Banks worried over low cash deposit by customers
Fear has gripped Deposit Money Banks (DMBs) that low deposits from their customers could limit their ability to lend and offer credit to boost production
Senate sets up committee to recover N6trn unpaid ground rent
The Senate has set up an ad hoc committee to recover over N6 trillion unpaid ground rate from property owners in the country. This followed
Samsung, Century Group sign agreement on FPSO renovation
Global shipbuilding giant, Samsung Heavy Industries Nigeria Limited (SHIN) and the largest operator of Floating, Production, Storage and Offloading vessel (FPSO) and flow stations in
DSS raises the alarm over interim govt plot, warns ‘misguided political actors’
The Department of State Services (DSS) Wednesday raised the alarm over what it said was a plot by “misguided political actors” to foist an interim
Nigeria, Africa should eradicate energy poverty
A report highlighting Africa’s status as having the lowest energy consumption per capita among the world’s continents should remind the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari
450 human rights violations reported during polls – NHRC
National Human Rights Commission received 450 complaints of human rights violations during the general elections, its Executive Secretary, Chief Tony Ojukwu (SAN), said on Wednesday.
DSS identifies politicians behind interim govt plot
The Department of State Services said it had identified some unnamed key players planning for an interim government in the country. Describing the plan as
Transfer of Nigeria Air suit to Abuja: AON, FG know fate on April 25
On April 25, the Airline Operators of Nigeria (AON), and Nigeria government ‘s Ministry of Aviation will know, if the decision to transfer the suit
Shell pays Nigerian Government over $4.521bn in royalties, taxes, others
By Emeka Ugwuanyi Shell Plc in 2022 paid the Nigerian Government a princely sum of $4,521,134,915 in production entitlements, taxes, royalties and fees. The oil
