Oil and Gas
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Petrol price hiked to N170-N190/litre
Petrol will now be officially sold between N170/litre and N190/litre in filling stations across the country, if a subtle agreement…
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Marketers threaten strike after Sallah break
Nigerians may experience a hard time moving around as oil marketers have threatened to go on strike after the Sallah…
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Why removing fuel subsidy is a bad idea at this time – Lai
Minister of information and culture, Lai Mohammed, has given reason why Nigeria can not remove fuel subsidy at this time.…
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NOT ANYMORE: Shell suspends plans to sell onshore oil assets in Nigeria
Osagie Okunbor, managing director of SPDC, noted in a statement that the “recent media reporting regarding the 16 June Supreme…
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These Are People Behind The Rising Cost Of Cooking Gas In Nigeria- Marketers Reveal
He also blamed the lapses by the regulator of the industry on the current crisis and noted that the nation…
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Real Reason Fuel Scarcity May Not End Anytime Soon In Nigeria
A reliable source from the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) said that the global supply system, which has led to…
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Hard times return – Scarcity hits Lagos, Abuja, fuel sells N180/litre as NNPC cuts supplies
Nigerians are made to suffer as fuel queues have hit major cities of Lagos, Abuja and Ogun on Monday, forcing…
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Justice for Omo-Ojo as ExxonMobil Rescinds Sack Following Sylva’s Mediation
After three years search for justice, reprieve finally came the way of veteran image-maker, Ernest Omo-Ojo following the successful mediation…
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Fuel scarcity persist in Abuja, black marketers sell for N300/litre
Abuja residents are going through tough times due to the persistence of fuel scarcity. Fuel queues continued in Abuja on…
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Can Nigeria completely get rid of illegal bunkering and refineries? By Israel Ojoko
Too many tragedies have befallen Nigerians in a short space of time. Right before our eyes, we see many deaths…
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