Alleged Indebtedness: We’re working with NEITI, others to reconcile 2021 report – NNPC
By Dickson Omobola The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited, NNPCL, has said it will continue to collaborate with the Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative, NEITI, and all relevant stakeholders in the Reconciliation Committee set up by President Bola Tinubu to investigate, review and reconcile the financial records on alleged indebtedness to the Federal Government by […]
Arewa youths to Nigerians: Don’t engage in panic buying, racketeering; warn opposition to stop causing public disaffection over fuel scarcity
Arewa youths Assembly has, yesterday, urged Nigerians to resist fuel racketeering, panic buying and acts inimical to the nation’s economy while the fuel scarcity last, saying efforts are ongoing to ensure adequate supply of petroleum products across the country.
NNPC releases distribution details of 387.5m litres of petrol to solve scarcity
As the scarcity caused by withdrawal of methanol-blended petrol into the country eases off, the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Ltd, NNPC, has released details of how it distributed a total of 387.59 million litres of Premium Motor Spirit, PMS, in one week to bridge the gap. According to NNPC, the petrol, distributed to Nigerians through […]
OPEC, Sylva, NNPC to discuss upstream, Nigerian gas market
Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), Ministry of Petroleum Resources, Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) Limited and other stakeholders are set to canvassed for a diversified market for Nigeria’s huge gas resources and woo investors into the upstream segment of the country’s oil and gas industry. Secretary General of OPEC, Sanusi Barkindo, Minister of State […]
Bad Fuel: ‘NNPC’s immediate response saved the economy’
But for the swift manner the Nigeria National Petroleum Company(NNPC) handled the dangerous imported methanol blended petrol from Belgium, the damages to Nigerians would have been colossal, a group, the Oil and Gas Accountability and Probity Forum (OGAPF) have said.
Games politicians play
By Nick Dazang For scholars who majored in International Relations or who took the course as an elective/minor in the late 1970s and early 1980s, John Spanier’s Games Nations Play: Analyzing International Politics and Joan Edelman Spero’s The Politics of International Economic Relations were compulsory reading. The two insightful classics, authored by two distinguished scholars, […]
