Only foreign vessels responsible for freighting $9bn worth of Nigeria crude oil
In 2015, Nigeria lost $9 billion in crude oil freight to foreign vessels which lifted all of the country's production for that...
Read moreDetailsIn 2015, Nigeria lost $9 billion in crude oil freight to foreign vessels which lifted all of the country's production for that...
Read moreDetailsNigerian wholly owned ships and other vessels operating in the country's cabotage waters increased by 32 percent in 2018, the...
Read moreDetailsIn 2015, Nigeria lost $9 billion in crude oil freight to foreign vessels which lifted all of the country's production...
Read moreDetailsNasarawa, Edo and Ogun states received the highest amount of loans for agriculture among the 36 states in the country...
Read moreDetailsIt’s commonly understood that the best way to explore a new place is to go straight to the locals. Each...
Read moreDetailsBy Samson Echenim A host of major airlines said weekend, that their planes were no longer flying over...
Read moreDetailsThe Akanu Ibiam International Airport, Enugu is currently suffering severe encroachment. The development has attracted the attention of the Federal...
Read moreDetailsThe nation’s power generation dropped to 3,390.7 megawatts on Monday as seven plants, including three built under the National Integrated...
Read moreDetailsZimbabwe has brought back its own currency, the Zimbabwe dollar, just over a decade after its usefulness was destroyed by...
Read moreDetailsU.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue acknowledged that American farmers are “casualties” of President Donald Trump’s trade war with China, according...
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