Those Benefitting from Massive Fuel Imports Discouraging Construction of Refineries, Says Dangote
Dangote revealed that he encountered many difficulties building his refinery, and with hindsight, he might not have started the project.
Dangote revealed that he encountered many difficulties building his refinery, and with hindsight, he might not have started the project.
Former President Obasanjo has stressed the need for visionary leaders to transform Nigeria amidst increasing volatility and suffering.
Katsina’s Governor Radda has championed the creation of state police, dismissing fears of political manipulation by state governors.
Oby Ezekwesili has refused to adopt the new national anthem, criticising constitutional breaches in the amendment process.
Some ministers in President Tinubu’s cabinet have distinguished themsleves among the many who have been underwhelming.
EVP Shettima has advised Nigerian lawyers to be unwavering in their defence of the rule of law and justice.
Tinubu has condemned the killing of five soldiers by terrorists In Abia and charged security agencies to fish out perpetrators.
“We’re willing to negotiate with the ANC, but not the ANC of Cyril Ramaphosa,” MK Party spokesperson Nhlamulo Ndlela said.
NASENI and Portland Gas launched a new CNG reverse-engineering centre in Abuja, heralding a new era in Nigeria’s energy sector.
NNPC is set to initiate oil and gas exploration in Ogun, bringing the state closer to becoming an oil producer.
TUC President Osifo says the upcoming strike is due to the government’s unwillingness to negotiate the minimum wage.
Senate Deputy President Barau has clarified the zonal development commissions’ creation is not an attempt to revert to regional government.
The organised private sector has expressed concern over lack of consensus on minimum wage negotiations as labour declares strike.
While in Lagos, Tinubu showered praise on his Works Minister Dave Umahi, describing him as “diligent and very effective.”
Sanusi II, who appeared in full traditional regalia, rode a white horse to the Kano city central mosque.
Union leaders in Nigeria have justified a workers’ strike starting Monday, stating minimum wage negotiations with government expired May 31.
Annually, over 200,000 Nigerians die from food poisoning caused by poor food preparation, unsafe practices and inadequate regulation, NAFDAC says.
A handsome reward awaits those who assist in arresting suspects in the Plateau killings, says Operation Safe Haven Deputy Commander.
Chioma Okoli will face trial on June 13 after she was granted bail in the Erisco Foods defamation case.
“We would bring overwhelming military pressure on the group (IPOB) to ensure their total defeat,” Nigeria’s military says.
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