Sewage flow: Epidemic looms at MMA2
Flood light goes off in Kano, FCT buys 40,000 tickets
Delta poly unions embark on indefinite strike
Group urges Nigerians to shun electricity bill
Travel news magazine tasks secondary students’ writing skills
AIB’s Oduselu canvasses partnership, co-operation on air safety
Climate change: Aviation offers to cut carbon emission by 50%
Expert warns that airline staff may spread swine flu virus
Emirates scoops awards on Africa, Middle East operations
Expert blames shareholders for corporate governance failure
Nigeria Wire posts N10mn half year profit
Qatar Airways offers Nigerians special Business Class fares
Community hails Abaribeover donations
OTL 2009: Navgas, NNPC, Oando moves to support conference
NNPC, Pan Ocean Oil score first in green house gas reduction
Anambra 2010: PPA pacifies aspirants

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Problems of Nigeria’s energy sector are systemic, EU
ABUJA – THE European Union has blamed the Nigerian system for the country’s inability to generate enough energy to meet local demand as well as help propel industrial and economic growth and development.
Oando bags Jubilee gas gig
NIGERIAN explorer,Oando has been selected by the state-owned Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC) as a strategic partner to develop assets and infrastructure to harness gas from the deep-water Jubilee field in the Cape Three Points basin.
MEND dismisses amnesty programme
THE Movement for Emancipation of the Niger-Delta has dismissed the government’s amnesty programme as a propaganda exercise aimed at hoodwinking companies to return to the Niger Delta and pump production back up while the militant threat persists. In an emailed communique to journalists Mend said it will resume attacks against the oil industry at the expiration of the cease-fire on 15 October.
No provision for expatriate quota in PIB – Oil workers
THE proposed Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB), has continued to receive knocks from stakeholders and other concerned individuals and groups with workers in the upstream sector of the petroleum industry faulting among others, the absence of specific provisions on expatriate quota and local manpower training.
FG bans foreign petroleum vessels
CONCERNED that majority of the vessels providing marine services to International Oil and Gas Companies (IOCs) in their upstream and downstream operations are neither registered with NIMASA nor compliant with requirements under the Cabotage Act, the nation’s maritime regulator, NIMASA has come out with a raft of new measures to boost the country’s shipping tonnage.

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