Making gas operations safer
Nigeria’s ambition to expand the use of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) must be matched by a serious commitment to safety. The Nigerian Association of Liquefied Petroleum Gas Marketers (NALPGAM), at its recent webinar on operational excellence and compliance, warned that rising consumption alone cannot guarantee a sustainable industry. Every facility must be safe, every operator […]
Caution after the fall of Sambisa Forest
THE storming of Camp Zero in Sambisa Forest by our gallant troops over the past weekend came as a befitting Christmas gift to Nigerians. An elated President Muhammadu Buhari issued a statement congratulating our forces for their bravery and described the feat as “victory” over the Boko Haram Islamist insurgents.
Nigeria’s exit from JV Cash Call
IN October 2016 when the Federal Ministry of Petroleum Resources launched its new roadmap for the Oil and Gas Sector tagged, “The 7 Big Wins”, the industry appeared set for new development trajectory.
Recession or not, Merry Christmas!
ON Sunday, 25th December 2016,Nigerians and other peoples worldwide will celebrate the 2016th anniversary of the birth of the Lord Jesus Christ. Christmas is the name of this day; a day that brings to the climax all the festive activities that make the Yuletide season (which sees off the year) a period that everyone eagerly looks forward to, irrespective of their religious persuasions.
Nigeria’s scorecard on human rights
THE International Human Rights Day is commemorated on 10th December every year across the world. It is a day set aside by the United Nations (UN) to celebrate the observance of human rights as enshrined in different Articles and Charters of the UN.
Distress signals for our democracy
THE Rivers State legislative re-run elections conducted penultimate weekend, again, raised concerns about the health of the nation’s democracy.
