By Emeka Ugwuanyi Assets divestment by International Oil Companies (IOCs) in Nigeria’s upstream petroleum sector has been a success case in terms of value creation,
Photo caption: Heads of the NCDMB, NNPC Limited and five international oil and gas companies after signing the Service Legal Agreement on reducing contracting cycle
Most international oil companies that operate in Nigeria’s upstream sector redirected their capital investments worth about $21bn to other countries between 2014 and 2022, the
Despite facing a financial crisis, which has compelled it to obtain huge foreign loans, the Federal Government has yet to recover about N8tn taxes withheld
Contrary to reports that International Oil Companies, Shell, Chevron and others will finally bid farewell to Nigeria’s upstream, fresh findings have shown that energy firms
Amidst growing divestment from Nigeria’s oil and gas sector and dwindling global financial options for fossil fuel projects, the Federal Government, international oil companies and
The Federal Government, on Monday, said that it would henceforth hold international oil companies accountable for the massive environmental pollution across the country. Minister of
An association of indigenous Exploration and Production companies, under aegis of the Independent Petroleum Producers Group (IPPG), has allayed concerns over the ongoing divestment of
The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) says major International Oil Companies (IOCs) have made significant investments in support of the ongoing development of
TotalEnergies Nigeria and Chevron Nigeria Limited on Tuesday stressed the need for concerted efforts to harness the country’s abundant gas resources for national development. The