The advent of Covid-19 pandemic has imposed excruciating new socio-economic outcomes on oil and gas companies and Nigeria as a whole. Before January 2
A new book on how Nigeria can avert the looming threat of implosion arising from growing discontent over current political system has been released. T
Obviously, the coronavirus pandemic has dealt a serious blow to world major oil producers following a rapid fall in crude price. Prior to the fall of
-By Divine-Favour Efemena Subsidy removal has been an issue of debate among successive governments in Nigeria as operators in the oil industry have of
Prof. Wumi Iledare -By Prof. Wumi Iledare Pragmatically plausible but need to get head-hunters seeking out the best for the oil, gas, and power
Dr. Bashir Jamoh, DG, NIMASA Apparently concerned about the recent development in Niger Delta Coastline states, Nigerian Maritime Administratio
Prof. Charles Soludo, former Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria This piece summarizes my contribution to an African debate. From Johannesburg
Aliko Dangote By David Hundeyin In December 2019, an ambitious refinery project in the remote Ibeju-Lekki suburb of Lagos, Nigeria, took deliv
-By Precious Okolobo A revolution began in Nigeria exactly 10 years today. There was no noise, just an applause. The date was April 22 2010; the venue
Dr. Bashir Jamoh, Director General of NIMASA …volunteers personnel, logistics to aid fight against pandemic …we’re deploying existing capacitie