Joint military force in Niger Delta ‘kills 4 suspected pirates’
The military says the suspects are either dead or seriously wounded.
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The military says the suspects are either dead or seriously wounded.
Henry Ugbolue and Lawrence Pepple are to be remanded in EFCC custody until they perfect their bail
The former Nigerian minister is accused of false asset declaration.
Mr. Alamieyeseigha was the first visitor to the university.
He also defended his frequent trips abroad.
The president will conclude talks on joint maritime policing with his host.
"Who has the responsibility to protect pipelines and other facilities?" the Bayelsa governor asked
The council calls for dialogue and closer engagement.
The President expresses happiness with the support of Nigerians for programmes by his government
Recent blasts on oil pipelines resulted in the closure of Warri and Port Harcourt refineries.
The state oil company says it is taking steps to guarantee fuel availability
The JTF wants to hold community leaders responsible for attacks on oil installations.
Mr. Buratai said 12,000 personnel would be recruited in 2016 to man the new divisions.
The illegal refineries were located in Rivers, Delta, Bayelsa, Edo, Kogi, Ondo, Cross River, Akwa Ibom states.
A new report says the oil firm lied about cleaning up the oil-rich region.
The Code of Conduct tribunal says Mr. Orubebe made false declaration of assets and accepted bribes as minister.
“They say oil theft is economic sabotage, what of the illegal mining that are going on in the north?"
The group urges Mr. Buhari to visit the Niger Delta as soon as possible.
The EFCC and the ICPC want the order lifted.
The NDDC speaks on the raging controversy surrounding the Auditor General's report which accused the commission of failing to account ...
The auditor general reacts to NDDC's attempt to deny diverting the huge sum.
The commander also warned the perpetrators of the consequences of their action warning that whoever is caught would face the ...
The attack happened Friday night.
The fishermen say they cannot fully engage in fishing activities because of the activities of defaulting companies.
"As a matter of fact, crude oil theft increased from 250,000 barrels/day before the contract to 400,000 barrels/day...”
