Baru stated that the issues surrounding the scarcity of kerosene had been addressed, while he disclosed that presently, all NNPC retail and mega stations had been supplied with kerosene and are selling at N150 per litre.

Nigeria’s oil and gas industry has passed through some tough operating environment so far this year but the downstream sector appeared to have better chance of reporting good results at year end.

Weeks after Nigeria’s brilliant outing at the just concluded RIO 2016 Paralympic Games in Brazil, the heroic athletes are becoming restless regarding their fate following the silence from the presidency on rewarding them.

Wikki Tourists forward Godwin Obaje has described as a dream come true his emergence as the top scorer in the 2015/16 Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL)

As part of the ongoing war on illegal bunkering and the operation of illegal refineries in several parts of the Niger Delta, the Nigerian Air Force has deployed its helicopter gunship and bombed large barges loaded with siphoned crude oil as well as illegal refinery sites in Rivers State.

AS the economic recession continues to bite harder on businesses in the country, airline operators have been forced to insure their airplanes on monthly basis in contrast to the previous practice where they insure on annual basis.

AFTER the dismal and embarrassing performance of Nigeria’s athletes at the Olympic Games in Rio, Brazil, Nigerians had cause to cheer and celebrate, courtesy of the outstanding performance of Team Nigeria to the Paralympic Games.

asil Ogbuanu is the President of Nigerian Association of Liquefied Petroleum Gas Marketers, NALPGM, and also the Managing Director of Second Coming Gas Limited, a liquedfied petroleum gas LPG, company with offices in Lagos and diffrent part of Nigeria. In this interview with Sebastine Obasi he talks about the challenges in the gas subsecor and the need d=for governmnet not to sell its shares in the Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas NNLG.

The Senate and Federal Government may be on collision course over the proposed Communications Service Tax (CST). The Senate described the proposed tax as not only anti-people, but also would make life unbearable for Nigerians.

Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola, has attributed the challenges in the power sector to man-made situations and not technical as widely speculated.