NNPC confirms oil spill in Lagos
Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, yesterday, confirmed the oil spillage at Ejigbo area of Lagos State which occurred in the early hours of Saturday, saying two samples of the leakage had been taken for laboratory test to ascertain the true nature of the spill.
Robbers invade churches in Imo
OWERRI—Churches in Imo State are facing hard times, following the new wave of armed robbery incidents in the state.
Ulasi: The last woman standing
It was just fifteen years ago that one woman dazzled the Anambra political establishment to its foundations. Mrs. Joy Emodi, the young, beautiful and articulate lawyer who had won recognition on account of her political prowess was set to upturn the apple cart in the 1998 governorship election having become the most formidable candidate on ground.
‘Indigenous coys account for 10% crude production’
The Federal Government has said that indigenous companies’ contribution to the oil and gas sector has recorded significant improvement, and currently accounted for about 10 per cent of the countries crude production.
Disloyalty, not corruption is Nigeria’s problem – General Alabi-Isama
FORMER Military Governor of defunct Mid-Western Region, Bridagier-General Godwin Alabi-Isama, has attributed the myriad of socio-economic and political problems plaguing Nigeria to disloyalty and not corruption as many believe.
Former NIM boss laments resource mismanagement, bad leadership
Former President of the Nigerian Institute of Management, NIM, Mr. Lugard Aimiuwu, has expressed disappointment over the mismanagement of the country’s resources, which it said is as a result of bad leadership in the country.
