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The electricity generation companies, GENCOs, say they are optimistic the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) agreement signed last Sunday ...
Down for several months Grappling with TAM, last done 18 years ago After several claims of a purported turn around ...
The development and usage of Nigeria's vast liquefied petroleum gas resources as energy source rather than kerosine will save the ...
Donald Duke, Nigeria’s presidential candidate for the Social Democratic Party (SDP) warns that “the oil and gas sector are too ...
Nigeria is spending heavily to subsidise petroleum products consumption for its citizens thus eroding the gains from increases in international oil prices, ...
The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and the non-OPEC allies are discussing potentially cutting oil production by as much ...
India’s imports from Nigeria and other African countries jumped in October to 874,000 barrels per day, their highest level in three ...
The Nigerian government on Wednesday night said it has successfully raised $2.86 billion triple series notes under its Global Medium ...
The global oil market is to experience a glut throughout 2019, as heightened exploratory activities lead to increased output in ...
Babatunde Fashola, Nigeria’s minister of power, works and housing has explained that the slow pace of work on the construction ...