IN a desperate bid to ensure the availability of the 6000Megawatts of power by the end of the year, the federal government seems to have restored the failed portions of the strategic Escravos-Lagos gas line said to be the only remaining source of gas supply to the thermal plants across the country.
Oyeghe, who was fielding questions from Vanguard in Ughelli, Delta State, at the weekend, noted that the amnesty in itself was not a guarantee to the development that the people of the region have been agitating for.
By Chidi Nkwopara
OWERRI – The leadership of Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB) has dissociated itself from the activities of what it called “a group of faceless Igbo elements in London, calling for the formation of Biafra Army to disrupt the governorship election in Anambra State in 2010â€.
MASSOB [...]
THE proposed collection of freight forwarders’ practicing fees has been staled following the crisis that is currently rocking the different freight forwarding groups in the Nigerian maritime industry
By Enyim Enyim
Onoitsha – Ahead of the 2010 governorship election in Anambra state, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has recruited 15,000 ad hoc staff as part of its effort to ensure a free and fair election.
Resident electoral commissioner in the state, chief Rowland Uwa dropped the hint while addressing reporters on the [...]
Ithe federal government has acted to allegations of illegal bunkering of crude oil and refined petroleum products, saying that it was in the best interest of the Nigerian Navy to correct the impression.
The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA is set to introduce compulsory registration for all ships loading petroleum products in Nigeria in a bid to ensure a fairer treatment for Nigerian ship owners.
MR. Biyi Sangowawa, the executive director (operations) of Rockson Engineering is a seasoned engineer and an executive director of Rockson Engineering Company Limited, a renowned engineering company with a reputation for efficient delivery of projects.
CHAPTER 2 of the 1999
Constitution captioned “Fundamental Objectives and Directive Principles of State Policy†puts in bold relief the arguments that are being made. Section 13 clearly states: “It shall be the duty and responsibility of all organs of government and of all authorities and persons, exercising legislative, executive, or judicial powers to [...]
The Federal government and oil and gas producing firms are set for a major collision should the new fiscal provision in the Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB) scale through two chambers of the National Assembly of Nigeria into an Act.
Attempts made by some members of the Nigerian Oil and Energy Insurance Pool (NOEIP) to dissolve the pool nine years after nine years of its existence was bungled by some other members of the pool.
The current practice in local content energy business has been faulted on the grounds that it robs indigenous players of playing key role in the channeling of the placements. The proper routing of the businesses will empower insurers to play decisive role in the process.
LAGOS: WORKERS in the nation’s petroleum industry, have warned that the country is ready for full deregulation and called on government to ensure that all necessary pre-conditions are in placed before the policy is implemented.
The conspicuous silence about the composition, roles and functions of the PTI in the new dispensation, is worrisome. The total exclusion of the PTI in section 478-493 as one of the institutions to be enshrined in the bill is a source of concern to us. We therefore suggest that the status, roles and functions of PTI be inserted in the bill.â€
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