Why Nigeria’s borders are porous, by NIS

ABUJA—Nigeria Immigration Services, NIS, has identified inadequate logistics and poor road network as the major factors inhibiting the service from protecting the country’s porous borders.
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NNPC, South Africa investors pledge rehabilitation of petroleum infrastructure

Sequel to the visit by the South African High Commissioner, Kingsley Mamabolo last week seeking for economic ties with the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, in the oil and gas sector, a business delegation from the Country has expressed its readiness to collaborate with the Corporation to bring on board cutting edge technology to help rehabilitate the oil and gas pipelines in the country.

Let the people speak

The word was Ochlocracy: this word meant in its simplest form, the government of a mass of people or the rule of the general populace. It soon fell prey to the manipulations of its victims, the aristocracy who labelled it as “the intimidation of legitimate authorities” or “the rule of passion over reason.”

Cancer FIGHTER: Exercise made easy

Last week I left off with a list of possible excuses for not exercising and a promise to dispel those excuses by continuing to answer the list of questions I posed. Let’s continue with question 3:

Stallion woos visitors to Best of European brands motor show”

Stallion Motors,foremost Nigeria’s automobile dealership would next week showcase some of the world’s best engineered European automobiles at a two-day ‘Stallion European Motor Show’ slated for 8th and 9th September 2012 at the Porsche Centre, Victoria Island Lagos.

Private mooring to reduce fuel freight

THE tripartite agreement between Pinnacle Oil and Gas Limited, the Lekki Free Trade Zone (LFTZC) Company and the China Petroleum Technology and Development Corporation (CPTDC) to form a synergy with a view to building the first private Single Mooring Buoy (SMB) is a development that will revolutionise the freighting of petroleum products.

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