Boko Haram: Islamic body declares fasting, prayers
The Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs, NSCIA, has introduced one month fasting and prayers to seek God’s intervention in the current activities of Boko Haram insurgents in the country.
Julius Berger has not pulled out of Bayelsa – Dickson
Speculations that construction giant, Julius Berger, has moved out of BayelsaState over an alleged contractual debt of N18billion owed by the state government has turned out to be false.
Sinopec acquires 15% stake in B.C. LNG project
A liquefied natural gas project in British Columbia led by Malaysia’s state-owned Petronas continues to gather momentum with the addition of a fourth Asian partner.
Posters everywhere as Lagos environment deteriorates
No fewer than 7.3 million illegal posters are pasted in Lagos state annually for various reasons.
Schneider Electric inaugurates Nigeria’s Green Club
Schneider Electric, a global specialist in energy management has inaugurated the Schneider Electric Green Currents loyalty programme for electricians as part of its initiative to develop the electrical retail business in Nigeria.
Nigeria loses N8.62bn on gas flaring
Nigeria loses about N8.615 billion ($53.846 million) in one month, as oil firms in the country flared about 53.846 billion standard cubic feet of gas in December 2013.
