Moses, Mikel train in Japan
Super Eagles duo of John Mikel Obi and Victor Moses both underwent their first training session in Japan on Monday at the home of local side Yokohama F. Marinos FC, ahead of Thursday’s FIFA Club World Cup semi-final against Monterrey.
Fears over oil, gas renewal rates heighten
As year 2012 gradually draws to a close, there are fears in the insurance sector that re-insurance rates for oil and gas risks could scale up in 2013, as companies pursue the renewal of their businesses in the New Year.
African Cabotage regime under way
IN a move to checkmate the foreign dominance of the shipping industry in Africa, the African Union has concluded plans to put together an African Cabotage regime that will see only African owned vessels trading within its coast.
Why fuel scarcity may persist – Abdulkabir Aliu
WARRI-THE Managing Director of Matrix Energy Limited, Alhaji Abdulkabir Aliu has stated that petroleum product scarcity would continue unless the Federal government allows market forces to determine product prices.
Community asks Uduaghan to call oil firm to order
THE people of Ugbevwe community in Idjerhe (Jesse) kingdom, Ethiope-West Local Government Area of Delta State have called on the governor, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan to prevail on SEPLAT Petroleum Development Company, to site a flow station in the Okporhurhu oil fields in Ugbevwe community or anywhere in Idjerhe clan to avert possible breakdown of law and order.
Exploring coal for national benefit
With mounting threats to Nigeria’s quest in achieving its dream of becoming one of the greatest economies by the year 20:2020, following the non- improvement in its power generation, JOSEPH ERUNKE writes that there are indications that the country can take advantage of its large coal deposit to achieve its dream in some areas.
