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Reprieve For AIT, Silverbird, 50 Other Stations As NBC Extends Withdrawal Notice

The National Broadcasting Commission (NBC), has extended the withdrawal notice given to the 52 broadcast stations to renew their operating licenses by three (3) days, following the intervention of the Nigerian chapter of the International Press Institute, (IPI). IPI Nigeria President, Musikilu Mojeed, in a statement, Saturday, disclosed the new development. According to him, “We…

How 3m-barrel-capacity Tanker With Stolen Nigerian Crude Was Arrested In E/Guinea

A Norwegian 3 million-barrel-capacity tanker, named MT HEROIC -- with stolen Nigerian crude has been arrested, further giving credence to claims and prior revelations that a major oil theft is going on in Nigeria. On Wednesday, the Nigerian Navy confirmed the arrest of the foreign supertanker in Equatorial Guinea after it fled Nigeria’s AKPO oilfield.…

Emirates: How $464m Airlines’ Trapped Funds Will Harm Nigeria’s Economy –IATA Reveals 

The International Air Transport Association (IATA), Thursday, said that failure to repatriate the $464 million (about N199.2 billion) airlines' funds blocked by the Federal Government, (FG) will harm Nigeria's economy, if not released on time. IATA in a series of tweets on its official Twitter handles @IATA, said this will hurt Nigeria with reduced air…

Oil Dips As Fear Of Recession Prevails On Market

Crude prices opened lower on Friday morning as recession fears persist. As of 9:00 a.m. ET on Friday, WTI Crude was trading below the $90 a barrel mark. Both benchmarks were on track for a weekly loss of over 3.5%. After two days of gains, oil prices turned lower early on Friday, weighed down by…

BUA Group: The Other Side Of The Story

The common, and perhaps, popular narrative for political, baleful and pernicious reasons, is for people to say that the Muhammadu Buhari administration has run down the economy of the country completely since its advent in 2015. The fact that the global economy is spiraling out of control with inflation, stagflation, recession and depression staring hitherto…

How To Open eNaira Wallet Using USSD Code — CBN Explains

Nigerians will be able to open an eNaira wallet and conduct transactions by simply using a designated USSD code on any phone as from next week, Nigeria's apex bank has said. This was made known by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor Godwin Emefiele at the Grand Finale of the 2022 eNaira Hackathon in…

OPEC Jerks Up Nigeria’s Oil Quota To 1.830m bpd

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, (OPEC) and its allies (OPEC+), on Wednesday jerked up Nigeria’s oil quota to 1.830 million barrels per day above the current 1.4 mb/day. The new quota will take effect from September 2022, while 1.826 mb/d was approved for August 2022. The announcement comes as prices of many crudes, including…

How Africa Loses Over $10bn To Chinese, EU Fish Pirates Looting Its Seas

By 'Dotun Akintomide in Lagos-Nigeria and PATRICK MAYOYO in Kenya On the pretext of fishing in international waters, fleets of vessels from China and some European Union countries often cross red lines at sea to trawl African waters and loot the continent's most sought-after fish species. For the countries situated along the African coasts, this…

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Reprieve For AIT, Silverbird, 50 Other Stations As NBC Extends Withdrawal Notice

The National Broadcasting Commission (NBC), has extended the withdrawal notice given to the 52 broadcast stations to renew their operating licenses by three (3) days, following the intervention of the Nigerian chapter of the International Press Institute, (IPI). IPI Nigeria President, Musikilu Mojeed, in a statement, Saturday, disclosed the new development. According to him, “We…

How 3m-barrel-capacity Tanker With Stolen Nigerian Crude Was Arrested In E/Guinea

A Norwegian 3 million-barrel-capacity tanker, named MT HEROIC -- with stolen Nigerian crude has been arrested, further giving credence to claims and prior revelations that a major oil theft is going on in Nigeria. On Wednesday, the Nigerian Navy confirmed the arrest of the foreign supertanker in Equatorial Guinea after it fled Nigeria’s AKPO oilfield.…

Emirates: How $464m Airlines’ Trapped Funds Will Harm Nigeria’s Economy –IATA Reveals 

The International Air Transport Association (IATA), Thursday, said that failure to repatriate the $464 million (about N199.2 billion) airlines' funds blocked by the Federal Government, (FG) will harm Nigeria's economy, if not released on time. IATA in a series of tweets on its official Twitter handles @IATA, said this will hurt Nigeria with reduced air…

Oil Dips As Fear Of Recession Prevails On Market

Crude prices opened lower on Friday morning as recession fears persist. As of 9:00 a.m. ET on Friday, WTI Crude was trading below the $90 a barrel mark. Both benchmarks were on track for a weekly loss of over 3.5%. After two days of gains, oil prices turned lower early on Friday, weighed down by…

BUA Group: The Other Side Of The Story

The common, and perhaps, popular narrative for political, baleful and pernicious reasons, is for people to say that the Muhammadu Buhari administration has run down the economy of the country completely since its advent in 2015. The fact that the global economy is spiraling out of control with inflation, stagflation, recession and depression staring hitherto…

How To Open eNaira Wallet Using USSD Code — CBN Explains

Nigerians will be able to open an eNaira wallet and conduct transactions by simply using a designated USSD code on any phone as from next week, Nigeria's apex bank has said. This was made known by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor Godwin Emefiele at the Grand Finale of the 2022 eNaira Hackathon in…

OPEC Jerks Up Nigeria’s Oil Quota To 1.830m bpd

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, (OPEC) and its allies (OPEC+), on Wednesday jerked up Nigeria’s oil quota to 1.830 million barrels per day above the current 1.4 mb/day. The new quota will take effect from September 2022, while 1.826 mb/d was approved for August 2022. The announcement comes as prices of many crudes, including…

How Africa Loses Over $10bn To Chinese, EU Fish Pirates Looting Its Seas

By 'Dotun Akintomide in Lagos-Nigeria and PATRICK MAYOYO in Kenya On the pretext of fishing in international waters, fleets of vessels from China and some European Union countries often cross red lines at sea to trawl African waters and loot the continent's most sought-after fish species. For the countries situated along the African coasts, this…

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