The Nation Newspaper How Okpebholo’s political orchestra is re-writing the South South script and reshaping 2027 optics ...

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By Charles Aniagwu As Governor Sheriff Francis Orohwedor Oborevwori turns 62 on June 19, 2025, the people of Delta State celebrate not just the milestone of age, but the enduring impact of a leader ...

Nigeria’s Petroleum Industry Bill was passed on 1 July, potentially ending a 13-year stalemate since it was first introduced in 2008. It is expected to radically reform Nigeria’s oil and gas industry ...

Nigeria, Africa’s largest oil producer, has been grappling with crude oil theft, illegal bunkering, and export discrepancies that have undermined its fiscal stability.

Where does a giant refinery in Nigeria, Africa’s largest oil producer, go to source the raw materials it needs to make fuels for the nation of 228 million people? Try crude fields around Midland ...

By 2029, Nigeria seeks to unlock $30 billion in oil and $5 billion in gas investments, and the policies are anticipated to serve as a driving force behind this goal. We’ve got the edge.

By Isaac Anyaogu LAGOS (Reuters) -Nigeria's oil regulator is set to bring in a new rule that requires oil producers to obtain an export permit, vessel clearance and a unique identification number ...

Barely two years to Nigeria’s next general elections, posters bearing the image of Oyo State Governor, Engineer Oluwaseyi Abiodun Makinde, have surfaced in key parts of Jigawa State, sparking ...

Analyzing the market share by operators, MTN Nigeria led by 51.4 per cent with 84.61 million subscribers, Airtel Nigeria followed with 34.4 per cent (56.62 million subscribers), Globacom with 12.2 ...

Nigeria’s government must deal rapidly with regulatory, fiscal and bureaucratic issues holding back upstream investments if it is to have a chance of reaching its ambitious oil and gas ...