Nigeria
Downstream Revival: The Dangote Refinery’s Impact Beyond Nigeria
New refineries, pipelines and other energy infrastructure boost growth and jobs. AOP 2019 explores the theme #MakeEnergyWork. On Monday the...
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Oil Theft Costs Nigeria 100,000 Barrels Daily – Report
A report has revealed that oil theft has replaced activities of militants, with Nigeria losing 100,000 barrels daily, running into...
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Buhari Revokes Five Oil Mining, Prospecting Licences
By Femi Adekoya and Kingsley Jeremiah President Muhammadu Buhari has revoked four oil mining and one prospecting licences. The Department...
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Nigeria Missing As South Africa Propels Africa’s Wind Energy Surge
By Kingsley Jeremiah Abuja — As Nigeria struggles to tap into renewable energy, especially wind, developments in South Africa and...
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Nigeria Saves U.S.$2.2 Billion From Refining Oil Abroad
By Kingsley Jeremiah Abuja — The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) yesterday said $2.2 billion (N673.2 billion) had been saved...
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Dutch Court Rules Against Shell, in Favour of Wives of Slain Ogoni Leaders
The women, including Esther Kiobel, sued Shell for its alleged role in the unlawful arrest, detention and execution of their...
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ExxonMobil Mulls Sale of U.S.$3 Billion Nigerian Assets
By Ejiofor Alike with Agency Reports United States energy giant, ExxonMobil, has held talks on the sale of some oil...
Read moreShell Paid Nigeria U.S.$6.3 Billion in 2018, Highest in the World
Royal Dutch Shell, Nigeria's largest foreign investor paid the Nigerian government $6,397,325,844 as oil production entitlement, taxes, royalties and fees...
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Oil Sector Tops U.S.$218 Billion Illicit Financial Flows From Nigeria
By Festus Okoromadu The oil and gas sector of the Nigeria economy is responsible for 92.9 per cent of illicit...
Read moreHow International Oil Companies Steal Nigeria’s Crude Oil
A new report on the age-long crude oil theft in Nigeria has revealed how International Oil Companies (IOCs) in the...
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