Total says $100 oil coming but may not be a good thing
Total SA is among a growing chorus that sees $100 oil on the horizon. But the French energy giant isn’t thrilled…
BMW expects hit from trade dispute and emissions tests
German luxury automaker BMW said Tuesday that its profits and sales will fall short of its forecasts this year,…
Nigeria not ready to ensure financial inclusion for all
The Central Bank of Nigeria recently announced that Nigeria cannot reach its target of increasing financial…
$100 per barrel may be finally knocking on door
Oil exports are down and will probably continue to fall. The tightening US market came ahead of sanctions that…
Oil prices rise as markets tighten ahead of Iran…
Oil prices rose as US markets tightened just weeks ahead of Washington’s plan to impose new sanctions against Iran,…
Gastech 2018: Natural gas, LNG utilisation projected to…
The outlook for gas looks bright. World Energy Outlook 2017 published by the International Energy Agency (IEA)…
Counsel explains LADOL, Samsung legal dispute over…
Fidelis Oditah, counsel to LADOL and LADOL Free Zone, has explained why Samsung Heavy Industry (SHI) recently took…
Financial inclusion is not just about access but…
Financial inclusion is critical to Nigeria’s development because on it rests the development of our human capital.…
Poverty and the death of the middle class (2)
For emphasis, let us reaffirm that a nation without a middle class is like a car without a functional engine. It is…
Ghana’s forthcoming bid rounds holds lessons for Nigeria
Ghana is conducting its first licensing bid rounds for nine oil blocks in its Western Basin, in October, though…
Dangote refinery jetty receives first cargo ship named…
The Dangote Oil Refinery jetty located at the Lekki Free Trade Zone, Lagos has received its first ever ship call.…
Transportation in a megacity
Planning for future needs of the society is the hallmark of an effective government. It ensures the orderly growth,…