Firm advocates use of gas flare, oil pollution fines to compensate victims
A law firm Ntephe, Smith and Wills (NSW), on Monday called for channeling of gas flare and oil pollution fines to ameliorate adverse effects of
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Banks should obtain borrowers’ records from credit bureaus – CBN
The Central Bank of Nigeria has instructed lending institutions to obtain reports of borrowers from credit bureaus as part of their due diligence in granting
Private sector warns of mass hunger, economic crisis over fresh lockdown
Another lockdown will deepen recession, destroy businesses – Chamber of Commerce Nigeria may not recover from fresh lockdown, economy already weak, say MAN, LCCI We’re
17 U.S. soldiers, 6 civilians in S. Korea test positive for COVID-19
Seventeen more U.S. soldiers and six civilians in South Korea tested positive for COVID-19, the U.S. Forces Korea (USFK) said on Monday. The USFK said
Nigeria’s debt to China hits $3.121bn
Nigeria’s total debt indebtedness to China now stands at $3.121 billion, representing about 3. 69 per cent of its total loan stock of $84.574 billion.
10 power plants idle on Discos’ rejection, gas shortage
Power ministry to spend N20.45m on generators Ten of the nation’s 29 power plants sat idle on Monday on the back of low load demand
Oil tumbles after hitting $53, OPEC+ delays decision
The international oil benchmark, Brent crude, tumbled on Monday after hitting a record high of $53 ahead of the meeting of the Organisation of the
How Oil Fortunes’ Fall Contributed To Second Recession
There is hardly any doubt that the fall in oil production and pricing is among major factors that contributed to the second recession which Nigeria
No salary for 355 National Assembly workers recruited in 2017
Some of the 355 workers recruited since 2017 by the National Assembly Service Commission claimed on Monday that they were still expecting salaries. Investigations by
