OAS, ADA partner to boost helicopter services in oil, gas sector
NUPENG vows to shut down oil industry
Navy boosts Delta community’s medicare
CJN okays Mustapha as new S-Court Chief Registrar
Consensus needed on S-East Dev Commission —Metuh
London terror attacks sickening, atrocious — Osinbajo
C-River cultivates biggest forest in West Africa
2 die in Owerri robberies
Police nab kidnapper, 2 robbery suspects in Delta
Delta Commissioner’s wife kidnapped

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Stopping gas flaring’ll boost Nigeria’s revenue — NNPC
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, yesterday, stated that Nigeria’s revenue would grow significantly if a law prohibiting gas flaring by oil and gas companies operating in Nigeria was enacted.
King Diete-Spiff, Monalisa Chinda get Garden City Advancement Awards
FIRST Military governor of old Rivers State, King Alfred Diete-Spiff, has been nominated for the 2017 edition of the prestigious Garden City Advancement Awards, GCAA.
Delta: Ethnic nationality youth council leaders urges Reps to disregard the PIB passed by the Senate
The Delta state ethnic nationality youth council leaders, has call on the House of Representative to disregard the petroleum industry bill passed by the senate.
ASeM: NSE should increase engagement with SMEs – Kurfi
The truth of the matter is that those companies that are listed in the ASeM are more like moribund. They are not active in terms of releasing their results. What the alternative market is supposed to be is the stepping stone to the main market. A company that is aiming to go to the Main Board will first be listed there, and after it has demonstrated some level of competence, it will be graduated to the main market, but that is not the case in our country. If you look at it, for the last three to four years, no single company has moved from the alternative market. Rather, the companies will want to jump from the starting point to the main broad.
Sterling Bank, LEAP Africa move to boost capacity of young CEOs
STERLING Bank Plc and LEAP Africa have commenced partnership to enhance capacity of young chief executive officers in small and medium enterprises (SME) sector

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