NNPCL, a transition long overdue -BMO
The Federal Government’s inspired transition of the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) to a private limited liability company is a landmark achievement, the Buhari Media
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NSE canvasses stiffer sanctions for indiscriminate refuse disposal
The Apapa branch of Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE) has called for stiffer penalties for drain stuffing and indiscriminate refuse disposal, to ensure effective waste
Marginal Oilfields: Ijaw leaders pray court to void licences
Some Ijaw leaders on Thursday prayed the Federal High Court in Yenagoa to cancel the marginal oil field licences issued on June 29 by the
JAMB announces 140 as cut-off mark for university admission
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) and heads of tertiary education institutions and other stakeholders in the education sector in the country have announced
Mixed reactions over airlines’ 40% fuel surcharge bid, further fare hike
Aviation stakeholders have reacted with boo and cheers at local airlines’ request to impose a new fuel tax of between 25 and 40 per cent
Super Falcons down tools over unpaid allowances
Nigeria’s senior women national team, Super Falcons, who are supposed to by preparing for the third place match at the ongoing Morocco 2022 Africa Women
Nigeria’s energy crisis persists as kerosene, diesel prices soar
Nigeria’s energy crisis has continued to worsen with prices of household kerosene and diesel spiking by as high as 105.70 percent and 202.67 per cent
116 ex-agitators begin aviation training
The Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP) says it has commenced the training of 116 ex-agitators in various aviation fields. The fields include aircraft engineering, maintenance and
Blackout as national grid collapses again
The National Grid on Wednesday suffered another system collapse resulting in blackout in some parts of the country. Eko Electricity Distribution Company (EKEDC) confirmed the
NLC rejects Buhari’s two-week ultimatum, insists on protest
The Federal Government and labour unions on Wednesday clashed over the groups’ refusal to back down on its planned two-day nationwide protests scheduled for July
