FG incurs N358.3bn electricity subsidy in Q1 — NERC
Insecurity, soaring operational costs, others stall ICT tax boom
N750 million cargo scanner idle in Calabar port
Biu blames state govts over delay in dry ports operation
Vision 2020: Nigeria must be knowledge driven, Usman
Share value on NSE dips by N26bn
IDL plans expansion into African markets
Bank bailouts cost £950 a household
CBN examination report indicts DFIs, PMIs and MFBs

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FG should support indigenous firms financially-Iwueze
Sir Enoch Iwueze, chief executive officer, Air Sea Freighters Limited speaks on importance of participation in training programmes by indigenous operators in the Nigerian oil and gas industry. He spoke with Vanguard’s Yemie Adeoye during the Offshore Technology Conference, OTC in Houston, Texas, USA, recently.
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IPMAN plans to build own refinery
ABUJA – THE Independent Petroleum Marketers of Nigeria (IPMAN) has said it plans to build a refinery in the country to reduce the challenges associated with importation of fuel and other petroleum products, a situation which it said has cost the nation millions of dollars in oil revenue.
PENGASSAN insists on passage of petroleum bill
ABUJA -The Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria, Department of Petroleum Resources branch, has called on the National Assembly to hasten the passage of the Petroleum Industry Bill in order to improve transparency and accountability in the oil and gas sector.
NIPCO highlights hallmarks of industry operations
NIPCO Plc, one of the main players in the downstream sector of the oil and gas industry has observed that zero tolerance to hazards associated with handling of hydrocarbons to both human and material resources remains the hallmarks of its operation since inception.
Oil: Nigeria loses 1.1mb/d to Niger-Delta crisis 1Q09
By Yemie Adeoye THE Federal Government  has announced a loss of about 1,101,488 barrels of oil per day (bopd) during the first quarter of 2009 alone mainly due to the crises in the oil rich Niger-Delta region. Specifically, 474,705 bopd was deferred in January while the month of February witnessed a larger deferment of about […]

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