Crude oil, aviation fuel top import chart at Lekki deep-sea port
PenCom to sanction PFAs as only 17% of RSA holders recaptured
Price increase painful, but necessary — MultiChoice MD
Alison-Madueke seeks diversification of Oil Revenue Base
Cote D’Ivoire Seeks LNG Supply from Nigeria
Probe NAC levy collection, EFCC, NA urged
West African crude oil loses momentum as freight cost rises
Olams boosts Nigeria’s rice supply with local brand
Creating awareness was my greatest challenge— NCS boss
Cote D’Ivoire seeks gas supply from Nigeria

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No premium, no cover: Government agencies refuse to insure assets – Fashola
Group Managing Director of Industrial and General Insurance Plc, IGI, Mr. Rotimi Fashola has said that many government ministries and agencies no longer insure their assets since the introduction of the ‘no premium, no cover’ policy by the National Insurance Commission, NAICOM.
Our goal is to increase revenue from non-aeronautical sources to 50 percent —Anuforom
By Lawani Mikairu A VISITOR to Nigerian Meteorological Agency, NiMet, who is used to the one duplex building NiMet was occupying as its Abuja head office will be lost when he is confronted with the current multi-storey office complex, equipped with state-of- the-art facilities, the agency currently occupies. This is one of the developmental strides […]
Nigeria’s economy at risk over huge campaign spending — CSOs
A coalition of Civil Society Organisations, under the aegis of Centre for Social Justice, CSJ, in conjunction with the United States Agency for International Development, USAID and International Foundation for Electoral Systems, IFES, have raised an alarm over the threat posed to the growth of the Nigerian economy by the huge spending by political parties in the build up to the elections.
Coping in times of uncertainty
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Chevron to accelerate asset sales to $15bn on crude slide
Chevron Corp. will increase asset sales by 50 percent to $15 billion and curtail new investment for the next two years after plunging oil prices squeezed cash flow.

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