Buhari inaugurates 16.5 metres deep Lekki Sea Port
President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday inaugurated the 16.5 metres deep Lekki Sea Port in Lagos. President Buhari, who arrived at the venue in an helicopter
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NAHCO workers call off strike
Workers of the Nigerian Aviation Handling Company Plc (NAHCO), have called off the industrial strike they embarked upon in the early hours of Monday. This
Passengers stranded in forest as Warri-Itakpe train derails
148 passengers and 38 crew members of a train plying the Warri-Itakpe route escaped death on Sunday when the train derailed inside the Kogi forest,
PSC asks FG to stop 10,000 constables salaries
The Police Service Commission has asked the Accountant-General of the Federation to halt the capture of 10,000 constables who recently graduated from police training colleges
Economists differ on NNPCL’s N2.52tn road investments
Financial economists on Sunday expressed mixed reactions to the approved plan by the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited to invest N2.52 trillion in the reconstruction
SPE promotes sustainability in oil and gas sector – Adeeyo
The Society of Petroleum Engineers will work towards extracting more value from technical papers at the oragnsiation’s disposal to drive sustainable growth in upstream operations,
Indigenous oil company reaffirms commitment to host community’s development
All Grace Energy Limited (AGEL), an indigenous oil company operating (OML17) in Rivers, has reaffirmed commitment to the development of its host community in compliance
No extension of deadline for old notes, says CBN
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has stated it won’t extend the deadline for expiration of old naira notes. It urged Nigerians not to wait
Dangote Refinery and the Nigerian economy
The refinery will reduce pressure on foreign exchange demand in avoidable cost of imports Had the first products of Dangote Refinery come out as planned
Along paths of friendship and democracy
Former enemies becoming best friends? It is possible! On January 22, 1963, France and Germany signed the Elysée-Treaty, formally ending a hostility that had lasted
