Osinbajo explains Buhari’s ‘new vision’ for Niger Delta
The acting president laments that only 12 per cent completion rate was recorded by NDDC in the past years.
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The acting president laments that only 12 per cent completion rate was recorded by NDDC in the past years.
The FEC approved an audit report done on the Niger Delta ministry.
The former president says only fiscal federalism will bring about faster development.
The government says the projects had been abandoned.
The directive comes a day after the Nigeria Senate passed a bill to give legal backing to the school.
Transport Minister, Rotimi Amaechi, had hinted that the project had been cancelled.
The federal government recently announced it would consider such refineries.
Mr. Ibori visited the graveside during a condolence visit to the family of the deceased
The Nigerian government will convert current illegal refineries into modular refineries.
The directives were issued by the vice president.
Buhari administration believes Niger Delta people deserve a fair deal, the vice president said.
Mr. Osinbajo was in Edo as part of his tour of oil producing states.
Niger Delta people have long complained that while oil exploration activities pollute their environment, IOCs pay taxes elsewhere.
The law professor also criticised the Nigeria Customs Service for alleged corruption
The acting president was in AkwaIbom state as part of his Niger Delta tour.
The army chief is visiting army formations in the region.
The NNPC also reported a 13.4 per cent rise in oil and gas sales in December 2016 over sales in ...
The vice president also said the contractors would be investigated for any wrongdoing.
The acting president says the present government will change the Niger Delta.
The former governor, jailed for stealing his state’s resources, is still seen as an influential figure in the troubled oil-rich ...
The vice president is touring the Niger Delta.
The former president says his administration had the political will to end religious extremism and impunity.
The former president spoke on the challenges of religious intolerance in Nigeria.
The communities are expected to appeal Thursday’s ruling.
“This intervention is expected to diagnose and offer first hand treatment to persons with terminal ailments and common health challenges."
