BUREAUCRACY, lack of cooperation and other factors have been identified as reasons militating against the release or clearing of eight power transformers meant for Nigeria’s Presidential Power Initiative, PPI, at Apapa port in Lagos.

THERE were strong indications, yesterday, that Nigeria’s next administration and Siemens Energy will have to review the agreement governing the implementation of the nation’s Presidential Power Initiative, PPI, as it has become impossible to complete the project under the current plan.

BARRING urgent intervention by the police authorities, the Rank and File of the Nigeria Police Force may take to the streets. This time around, it is surely not to protect lives and property but to vent their frustrations over unpaid election allowances and salary arrears.

. …As govt interventions, security agents, contractor, others compound problem …Why there’s no end in sight to gridlock …Road users blame govt, security agents, construction firm,  touts …The many man-made factors responsible for the problem By Mike Ebonugwo, Kingsley Adeboye, Olasunkanmi Akoni, Godwin Oritse & Godfrey Bivbere THESE  are indeed excruciatingly trying and frustrating times […]

…as marketers increase price to N260 By Udeme Akpan, Energy Editor, Obas Esiedesa, Ediri Ejoh, Haruna Aliyu, Charly Agwam, Adeola Badru , Ugochukwu Alaribe, David Odama, Peter Duru, Ibrahim Hassan & Marie-Therese Nanlong Independent oil marketers, weekend, increased the price of petrol by 30 per cent to an average of N260 per litre, from N200 per litre, recorded last week, […]