Falling oil prices not ‘sole culprit’ for Nigeria’s economic woes – NEITI boss
"It is clear that it is not what natural resources do to countries that causes the retrogression."
"It is clear that it is not what natural resources do to countries that causes the retrogression."
Oil prices have dropped by more than 70 per cent to less than $30 per barrel since 2014.
The vice president says the administration will ensure job creation and youth employment
Gulf producers and Russia say they won’t cut output.
Federal, States, Local Governments share N511.78 billion for June.
Profit at Exxon's exploration and production fared even more poorly.
“The issue is not about the number of these political appointees, but their huge earnings.”
The Buhari campaign organization says the federal government has no reason not to reflect the low oil price in domestic ...
TUC warns of imminent agitation for wage increase.
The president was celebrating the top 100 companies in Nigeria.
The naira was devalued and is now placed at N168 to one dollar.
The resolution by OPEC to keep production quotas at 30 million barrels per day may have failed to halt the ...
“The current crisis was one foretold. The bigger worry is how well this government may manage it."
The minister said government was considering the introduction of tax reliefs.
Workers fear they me be targeted as employers adjust to declining oil prices.
If you have participated in milking the Nigerian cow comatose, you better start looking for citizenship elsewhere because you cannot ...
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