NNPC earns $200bn in 10 years, says Barkindo
In an apparent attempt to reflect the spirit of transparency and accountability ahead of its full transformation into a fully commercial oil and gas company, the management of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, has disclosed that it had collected more than $200.34 billion over the past ten years from the lifting and sale of crude oil.
Sack: Emordi asks court to interpret appeal verdict
Senator Joy Emordi is seeking legal interpretations to two seemingly contradictory judgments of the Court of Appeal, first upholding and then voiding her election.
WANTED! Video Games’ analyst for Eagles
Eagles technical adviser, Lars Lagerback has requested for another Swedish assistant coach who will be in charge of analyzing the videos of Eagles’ opponent.
Ex-Lagos Commissioner advocates autonomy for LGs
FORMER Commissioner for Environment in Lagos State, Mr Tunji Bello, has advocated local government autonomy in Nigeria, arguing that there is need to resolve thorny issues in the local council administration.
Ibru: Court defers ruling on SIP video tape to April 19
Justice Mufutau Olokooba of an Ikeja High Court has fixed ruling till April 19 over the argument on whether or not the court should allow the video recording at the government Special Investigation Panel, SIP, that investigated former Chief Security Officer to the late Sani Abacha, Major Hamza Al-Mustapha and three others admitted as an exhibit be viewed publicly or in private.
Nigeria Opens tourist office in Belgrade
Nigeria has finally opened a tourism promotion and marketing office in Europe to sell the vast tourism potential of the country, just as an agreement has been entered into with a renowned university for the training of manpower in the industry.
