COVID-19: Eight days after, Presidency fails to send Madagascar’s drug to NAFDAC
** Drug still in SGF’s office, testing may be delayed till June –Sources ** Lagos enlists 600 patients for chloroquine clinical trial, discharges 45 **
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It’s unfortunate people think we’re using COVID-19 to make money –FG
The Minister of State for Health, Olorunnimbe Mamora, has described as unfortunate insinuations by some people that the coronavirus disease does not exist and government
Mounting Debt Stock
Recently the 2020 Appropriation Act approved a total of about N1.6 trillion as new borrowing to part-finance the deficit in the budget. This was made
Full deregulation an enabler for private sector investment – Marketers
Marketers operating in the downstream industry have said that deregulation remains an enabler for a private sector investment. The marketers who spoke at the just
Equipment failure caused 2 spills from Agip’s oilfields in Bayelsa – NOSDRA
The National Oil Spills Detection and Response Agency (NOSDRA) says the two recent leaks from Agip’s oilfields in Southern Ijaw and Brass Local Government Areas
NCDMB to spur oil & gas innovation with BrentPlus
The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) has launched a series of initiatives that will stimulate innovations in the oil and gas industry and
ExxonMobil supports fight against COVID-19 with ambulances, vehicles, medicals
Mobil Producing Nigeria, an ExxonMobil affiliate, and operator of the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation/Mobil Producing Nigeria Joint Venture is donating two ambulances, 20 additional vehicles
Arik Air prepares for post-COVID-19 operations
Arik Air, one of Nigeria’s indigenous airlines said on Saturday in Abuja that it was preparing to resume operations after the COVID-19 crisis, assuring that
