Pascal Oparada
3971 articles published since 29 Nov 2021
3971 articles published since 29 Nov 2021
Cooking gas prices have surged again despite the interventions of the Nigerian government to ease the suffering of Nigerians. One kg rose to N1,300 and N1,400
The Nigerian government has praised the NNPC, Dangote, and other stakeholders for successfully lifting Dangote petrol, saying prices will crash as production rises.
The Port Harcourt Refinery is already producing petroleum products and would be commissioned by President Bola Tinubu before the end of the year.
Independent petroleum marketers have demanded that they get direct access to the Dangote Refinery to purchase petrol from the facility instead of from NNPC.
Following the commencement of operations by the Dangote Refinery, Scotland's only refinery is set to close shop and be converted to another use in 2025.
Chevron Nigeria Limited has announced exciting job offers for Nigerian graduates and professionals in various departments in the firm, asking candidates to apply.
The Presidential CNG Initiative (P-CNGi) has announced more centres for commercial and private vehicle owners to convert their petrol vehicles to CNG.
Nigeria's foreign exchange reserves gained over $620 million in 10 days after the Nigerian government announced the successful execution of its Domestic Dollar Bond.
The Dangote Industries has disclosed that the company shut down plans to build a 1200km gas pipeline from the sea to shore to channel gas to businesses.
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