FCCPC to collaborate with SON, NAFDAC, others
Players in the power and manufacturing sectors as well as the digital space may experience stricter regulations in the interest of consumers in 2023, the
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Foreign vessels lift 98% of Nigerian crude – Captain
A chartered marine surveyor and ship captain, Anthony Onoharigho, has disclosed that 98 per cent of the crude oil lifted in Nigeria is done by
FG probes Shell oil leak on its Trans Niger Pipeline
The Federal Government on Wednesday sent an investigative team to probe the leakage on Shell’s Trans Niger pipeline. Shell Petroleum Development Company confirmed the leak
Bank deposits rise by 19% to N43tn
Deposits by Nigerian banks rose by N6.92tn from N36.13tn as of the end of October 2021 to N43.05tn in the corresponding period of 2022. This
World Bank downgrades Nigeria’s economic growth projection
The World Bank Group has once again lowered its growth projection for Nigeria’s economy, citing a weakened oil sector as its primary reason. This was
NERC probes 37 electrocution cases Electricity tariff
Nigeria Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has launched an investigation into the 18 injuries and 37 deaths recorded in the Nigeria Electricity Supply Industry (NESI) in
Marketers predict six-month fuel scarcity, prices rise
The supply hitches associated with the distribution of Premium Motor Spirit, popularly called petrol, may persist till June this year, oil marketers stated on Wednesday.
INEC final list: North-West, S’West top 93 million voter register
The Independent National Electoral Commission on Wednesday released the final list of voters that will cast their ballots in the elections, with the North-West and
INEC gets political parties’ nod to deploy BVAS for polls
Political parties, under the Inter-Party Advisory Council (IPAC), have warned against any plot by those it called “anti-democratic forces” to remove the Chairman of the
African air cargo volume declines at slower pace
African air cargo volume declined at a slower pace of 6.3 per cent in November compared to 8.3 per cent dip recorded in the previous
