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OPEC Halt Moves to Cap Nigeria Oil Production Output
OPEC member country Kuwait said it would be premature to cap Nigerian and Libyan oil production as the two African countries’ output needed to ... -
Squandering of Riches: So much Wealth, So Much Poverty
Court documents filed by the US Department of Justice in Houston have revealed that Nigeria’s former oil minister, Diezani Alison-Madueke tried to warn Kola ... -
“We are Promoters Not Builders of TTPs”-Hassan Bello
Contrary to reports that the Nigerian Shippers’ Council, NSC, is going to build the much talked about Truck Transit Parks, TTP, in very busy ... -
FG Committed to Lagos/Ibadan Rail-Amaechi
The Minister of Transportation, Mr Rotimi Ameachi, said that Federal Government would ensure the completion of the ongoing Lagos-Ibadan standard gauge rail services ... -
Customs e-auction 2
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) will commence the second round of another 48 hours of bidding on July 10 as the e-auction committee reloads ... -
Winners Emerge in Customs Online Auction
A total of 43 winners have emerged from the first round of bidders in the recently launched Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) electronic auction of ... -
Obasanjo Calls For Greater Local Content
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has urged government at all levels and Nigerians to encourage local entrepreneurs to grow the economy. Obasanjo gave the advice ... -
Ease of Doing Business: Police Set up Special Desk
Marine Police Command of the Nigerian Police Force, NPF, in collaboration with the Nigerian Shippers’ Council, NSC, is set to establish specials desk in ... -
Ease of Doing Business: NNPA Crashes Diesel Pump Price
Diesel retail prices nationwide are falling and the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) has attributed the continuous slide to its sustained strategic intervention. Indications ... -
Piracy Still Worrisome-IBM
Report by International Maritime Bureau, IMB, indicate that Piracy in the Gulf of Guinea constitute real danger to ships and crew along the route. The ...
