Shell pumps additional 50,000 bpd from Bonga field
Anglo-Dutch oil group Shell has started pumping crude from a new unit in its massive offshore Bonga oil field in Nigeria, raising output by 50,000 barrels per day, the company said Monday.
Punctuality: Kano launches workers’ biometric attendance machine
The Kano State Government has launched a biometric time and attendance machine for monitoring workers punctuality in their various places of work.
Catholic Bishop condemns Abuja bombing attacks
The Catholic Archbishop of Lagos, His Grace, Alfred Adewale Martins, has condemned the recent twin suicide bombing attacks in Kuje and Nyanya, Abuja, saying the security agencies should put in more efforts to forestalling such incidents before they happen.
Hoodlums Attack: Ayefele hospitalised in Ekiti
Following weekend’s hoodlums attacks on Gospel Tungba crooner, Yinka Ayefele, in in Akure, the Ondo State capital, he has been hospitalised owing to the impact of the injuries sustained in the attack.
Photos: See London Police Station, Court in the trial of Diezani
Following last Friday’s arrest and conditional bail of Nigeria’s former Petroleum Minister, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke, and four other suspects, the British national crime agency ordered them to report today (Monday) at the Charing Cross Police Station.
World Teachers’ Day: Education in Africa our top priority – Microsoft
Global Vice President of Education, Anthony Salcito, will reaffirm Microsoft’s education investments on the continent at the Innovation Africa Summit in Uganda this week. Innovation Africa is the continent’s leading summit for education and innovation and brings together all education players, from schools and civil society to Information and Communication Technology (ICT) and education ministers.
