Britain guarantees $394.2 million loan for Grangemouth…
Britain said it would guarantee a $394.2 million loan for Grangemouth petrochemical plant in Scotland, underscoring…
NEMSA bill: What manner of proposed electricity…
At a time when the nascent private sector-driven power sector is still struggling to find its feet, a member of the…
South African strike disrupts GM output
The unappeased labour movements in South Africa penultimate week briefly forced General Motors (GM) to suspend auto…
NISER tasks governments to partner private sector,…
To mitigate the incessant food crop losses in Nigeria following the prevalent poor post-harvest management, a team…
FUNAAB starts multiplication scheme on aquaculture
The Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB), has established a scheme on acquaculture aimed at massive…
Saipem wins $600 million contracts in Brazil, Angola
Italian oil services company Saipem said it had won contracts in Brazil and Angola worth a combined $600 million.…
Insurers seek review of laws to cover oil, gas imports
Insurance industry operators are calling for the activation of various marine insurance laws to enable them cover…
Halliburton gets boost from North America drilling
Halliburton reported a better-than-expected 10 percent rise in quarterly revenue, signaling an industry-wide…
Shell pulls out of Block-D license after dry well
Royal Dutch Shell has abandoned plans to explore for gas in Qatar’s Block D after recent drilling failed to turn up…
IPMAN, PENGASSAN, others mourn Lukman’s passage
The Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) and Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff…
FG laments increasing wage bill of N1.8trn
The Federal Government on Monday expressed concern over the increasing wage bill of about 1.2 million public…
Fashola inaugurates panel to probe BRT, soldiers’ mayhem
A three-man panel, with the mandate to probe the mayhem in Lagos resulting from an accident involving a Bus Rapid …