Fenog Nigeria Limited a Nigerian indigenous company has installed Jackets Barge that has the capacity to monitor crude flow through pipelines. This development brightens the hopes that the menace of pipeline vandalism and illegal oil bunkering would soon be over and also affords the government the opportunity to implement its local content policy in the country’s oil and gas industry.

Governor Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State yesterday assured Lagosians that his administration would not stop the ongoing construction and reconstruction of major roads across the state.

The chairman of the Delta State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Chief Peter Nwaoboshi, has described last Wednesday’s defection of Senator Adegho Eferekaya and gubernatorial hopeful, Ovie Omo-Agege, from the party as good riddance

The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) administration has initiated moves aimed at regulating the exorbitant tenancy rates being charged in Abuja.

Arik Air has taken a step further to guarantee safety of its flights by installing a multi-million Dollar operations control centre at its head office at the Murtala Muhammed Airport in Lagos.

In aftermath of recent economic downtown, Airports across the world are preparing for rising passenger influx, as they have continued investment in IT infrastructure, in response to a new global SITA Airport IT survey just released in Bermuda.

Mr Yinka Bolarinwa, Managing Director of Law Union &Rock Insurance Plc in this interview with Patience Saghana touches on a number of issues bordering on the insurance industry including oil and gas insurance and the company he heads.

Nigerians may rightly feel shortchanged by the shenanigans in the banking sub sector in the last two years or so. In the wake of the global meltdown, the eloquent Professor at the helm of our Central Bank assured Nigerians, including the Federal Legislature, over and over again that Nigerian banks were insulated from the global crisis as a result of astute regulation of the commercial banks and adoption of best practices in monetary policy and management.

The first bank in Gambia opened shop in 1894 and by 2000 four other banks had opened shops. Banking however remained at rudimentary stage of ‘’tally number’’, with Gambians and the mass of tourists that pour into the country annually denied the convenience and comfort of innovative banking services through information technology .

The declining oil price may threaten the nation’s foreign exchange earnings and put Nigeria in a state of bankruptcy, says Mr. Opeyemi Agbaje, Managing Director/CEO, Resources and Trust Company Limited.