Warredi Enisuoh: Burning The Ship With Stolen Oil Was Better Than Keeping It As Evidence
He said the action would lead to less theft and better environmental protection.
He said the action would lead to less theft and better environmental protection.
Bard is “now available in most of the world, and in the most widely spoken languages
It urged the parent company of FirstBank to ignore Ecobank’s request that the holdco should reject the recent investment in FBN Holdings by way of share purchase.
He revealed that $880m, 40% of $2.2bn was lost to crude oil metering errors in 2022.
He made the comments at the ongoing Nigerian Oil and Gas Energy Week in Abuja
The 50-year-old company has purchased shares worth over N105 billion as at Tuesday.
He said any app on google but defames consumers would not have the opportunity to do legal business in Nigeria anymore.
Investigations revealed that the vessel had been secretly operating for 12 years.
He said that Africa has the potential to easily switch to cleaner sources of energy in future.
Oramah said that the trade fair was created to fast track Africa’s economic integration.
It is the newest measure implemented by the FCCPC to protect Nigerians from the activities of digital lenders.
Ecobank said Otudeko’s “humongous indebtedness” is N13.5bn and he should repay the loan rather than buying shares in another bank.
Oba Otudeko bought the largest volume of First Bank shares traded in a single day since 2012, when the stock exchange started publishing data.
Adeyeye emphasised the position of export as a key factor in every country’s economy
He sits on the Board of Sahara Group Ltd, Ikeja Electric, Egbin Power Plc, First Independent Power Ltd and Port Harcourt Electricity Distribution Company.
“The electricity sector in Nigeria is nothing to write home about and it’s one of the worst in the world,” said Prof. Yinka Omorogbe (SAN).
It is a showcase of innovative startups and the latest tech solutions locally and across the globe.
They say foreign are firms being favoured in the bid process and insist on execution of supply contract awarded to members.
The current board was appointed by the CBN but the shareholders are bent on taking control of their bank.
Average daily petrol consumption slumped to 48.43 million litres in June, down from the previous average of 66.9 million litres.
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