Expunge Land Use Act from Constitution now, experts tell NASS
FG has no money to pay off electricity workers – NUEE
RCCG plants 1,000 parishes in one year
Aregbesola is our common enemy – Olasunkanmi
Pan Ocean loses $4.96bn to oil theft
PDP blasts Fashola over deportation of Ndigbo
To my godfather at 80
HEZBOLLAH: Court grants Fawaz access to seized property
Believe me, Oshiomhole is making ACN lose ground in Edo – Akhere
123 retirees drag Edo govt to court over pensions
‘Finance, technology big issues for marginal field operations’
Benefits of cooperative societies to the individual
How I escaped plots to kill me in prison – Al-Mustapha
Oil communities challenge RMAFC on Derivation Fund
Jonathan, Mark, governors, mourn Fashola’s father
Investor Protection Fund: SEC delays compensation of investors

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ERA urges FG to set up $100bn N-Delta restoration fund
THE Environmental Rights Action/Friends of the Earth Nigeria, ERA/FoEN, yesterday, called on the Federal Government to set up without delay $100 billion Niger Delta Restoration Fund and compel Shell Nigeria to clean up its hydrocarbon pollution in Ogoniland.
Inadequate human capacity impede oil, gas risks
Inadequate human capacity has been identified as a reoccurring phenomenon in the insurance industry and is prone in the underwriting arm of the sector.
Shell to acquire Chevron’s assets in Nigeria
Royal Dutch Shell PLC (RDSB.LN) has notified the Nigerian government that it is interested in buying some of U.S. firm Chevron Corp’s (CVX) Nigeria oil licenses, said a senior Nigerian government official Thursday.
Govt not doing enough to stem occurrence of collapsed buildings – Adediji
MR. Bode Adediji is the immediate past President, Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers. NIESV. In this interview, the alumnus of University of Ife, (now Obafemi Awolowo University) proffered solutions to the incessant collapse of buildings in the country. Excerpts:
Fresh clash looms between herdsmen, Delta community
Asaba—ANOTHER clash between cattle rearers and a community over indiscriminate grazing is imminent in Delta State, despite assurance from the state government and security agents to check the activities of the herdsmen.
Insurance issues loom over shale gas development
Insurance providers want a clearer picture of the potential hazards of deep well hydraulic fracturing in U.S. shale plays as they weigh the costs of covering the risks – or consider whether to provide insurance at all, industry officials and experts say.
NEITI urges NASS to address community issues
The Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (NEITI) has called on the National Assembly to use the opportunity presented by the Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB), to ensure uniformity in addressing community problems in mineral producing areas.
Petron secures N16bn for drilling rigs
An indigenous oil and natural gas drilling company, Petron Drilling Fields Nigeria Limited, said the US$100 million (N16 billion) financing deal it secured from the United States’ Export Import Bank is being utilized for acquiring a land drilling rig to be used in launching its operations in the Nigerian oil and gas sector.
PORT SECURITY: Nigeria struggles to beat U.S. Deadline
It is barely one week to the expiration of the 90-day ultimatum issued by the United States Coast Guard to the Federal Government to ensure proper implementation of the International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code for port security, or face sanctions.
PIB: Raising False Alarms (2)
The PIB couldn’t have been clearer about the issue of transfer pricing. Section 353(4) of the PIB proposes an amendment to section 22 of the Company Income Tax Act (CITA), which addresses transfer pricing while providing for payment of additional tax based on selling prices of crude oil and condensate exported by a company based, on fair market value.
GIFSI raises alarm over hepatitis risk among health workers
THE Global Initiative for Safe Injection and Medical Waste Management, GIFSI, has raised alarm over the potential hazard of non-immunisation of all categories of Nigerian healthcare workers against hepatitis B & C, and called for establishment of a Presidential Task Force on Injection Safety to curb the menace.
ExxonMobil, FRSC partner on road safety in Akwa Ibom
A Pan-Nigeria road safety campaign, a partnership between ExxonMobil and the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), has been launched in Akwa Ibom State.
35 killed as Boko Haram attacks police base in Borno
Fresh attacks by gunmen suspected to be members of Boko Haram Islamist sect has left at least 35 persons dead, including two soldiers and a policeman, with several others injured in Borno State, military officials said.
NDDC urged to re-award shore protection project
AN urgent appeal has gone to the Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, to re-award the Otuabagi shore protection project in Bayelsa State to a competent contractor.
Senator Yerima, marital age and 1999 constitution
IT initially appeared like a joke – a very bad joke- when Senator Ahmed Sani Yerima took the microphone at a hearing of the Senate constitution review committee, which had earlier recommended alteration of section ‘29’ of the constitution that deals with the manner of renunciation of citizenship, questioning why the section dealing with age of a married woman was deleted, describing the move as “un-Islamic”.

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