Mele Kyari and the repositioning of Nigeria’s oil behemoth, By Femi Soneye
Mele Kyari, NNPCL CEO Like every determined achiever and visionary, Kyari hit the ground running. Within days of his appointment, ...
Mele Kyari, NNPCL CEO Like every determined achiever and visionary, Kyari hit the ground running. Within days of his appointment, ...
President Muhammadu Buhari has sued for calm from all parties involved in the board chairmanship tussle of the Nigerian National ...
Effective utilisation of gas resources will enhance energy security and achieve net-zero emission goals in Nigeria, an official said.
The NNPCL asked the online platform to retract the said publication.
"That means there is a difference of close to N202 for every litre of PMS we import into this country," ...
"We are always conscious of the necessity to provide support to INEC whenever elections take place," the NNPC boss said.
The NNPCL said the fuel distribution crisis was of a monumental proportion, which had taken a different dimension.
NNPC's relationship with the government in terms of the supply of fuel is on a commercial basis, an official said
The security intervention team demolished a filling station for allegedly being in the custody of stolen crude
Mr Kyari noted that global market conditions have pushed the landing cost to about three times the value of the ...
Mr Lawan urged the federal government to take drastic and desperate measures against oil thieves in order to increase revenue ...
Super oil tanker For the pirates that are ruling and ruining our country, their commitment to stealing all our resources ...
An official lamented that pipeline vandalisation impacts negatively on crude oil production, gas supply, refineries’ operations, among others.
Between January and July, Nigeria, Africa’s biggest oil producer, lost an average of 437,000 barrels of oil a day to ...
NNPCL CEO, Mele Kyari, said the NNPCL had recovered 35.8 million litres of the stolen crude oil, 22 million litres ...
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