How UNESCO got it wrong in Africa
May 30, 2017
Nigerian crude oil production is expected to climb to the targeted 2.2 million barrels per day by early next year...
Read moreDetailsBillions of dollars in fines owed by South African companies MTN and Standard Bank to Nigerian regulators could increase the...
Read moreDetailsThe $300 million Diaspora Bond being floated by the federal government is aimed at attracting Nigerians in the Diaspora to...
Read moreDetailsCassava output in sub-Saharan Africa, where cassava is a major food crop, is expected to grow by around 2.0 percent to...
Read moreDetails…to replicate Port Harcourt projects South Sudan, Africa's newly mint oil-rich country, but still embroiled in nationhood problems, is...
Read moreDetailsIt took just one last hour of investor profit taking on large counters to claw back early trading gains recorded...
Read moreDetailsThe Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) says a total of 2.18 billion litres of petroleum white products were distributed and  sold by the...
Read moreDetailsSome day the actors involved in the real story will stand by as the story is retold and that might...
Read moreDetails…says HYPREP only desperate to spend money, not clean-up Ogonis, Nigeria’s oil-producing string of communities are up again with lamentations...
Read moreDetailsAir travellers who now connect Delta State and other adjoining cities via the Asaba International Airport have lauded the airport’s...
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