The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency and Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas have been urged to settle their operational issues on the detained gas vessel “Navigator Capricorn”.
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The Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas Limited on Wednesday called on the public to ignore an advert purportedly seeking and promising candidates jobs in its Train 7 project.
The Managing Director, Nigeria Natural Liquified Company, Tony Attah (right). and Andy Odeh, Manager Corporate Communications and Public Affairs, receive…
The Nigeria LNG Limited has received a special recognition award as a caring company, for demonstrating virtues that positively impact the lives of the citizens of Nigeria.
This is according to documents submitted to the Senate Committee on Gas Resources by the CBN in Abuja on Thursday.
Attah made the statement at a workshop, titled: “Public Workshop on Nigerian Content for NLNG’s Train 7 Development,” held at Hotel Presidential in Port Harcourt, targeted at giving Nigerian companies information on how Nigerian Content can be maximised in NLNG Train 7 project.
The Senate on Thursday demanded for all withdrawals from the Nigeria Liquified Natural dividends account totalling $3.1 billion by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation from 2015 till date, which comes to about 22 withdrawals.
The Corporation says it is utilising the fund to augment under-recoveries in the importation of Premium Motor Spirit popularly known as petrol.
NEITI made the clarification in a statement signed by its Director of Communications and Advocacy, Dr Orji Ogbonnaya Orji, in Abuja, on Tuesday.
Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Dr Ibe Kachikwu, debunked the allegation during an investigative hearing by House of Representatives Committee on Gas Resources and Allied Matters in Abuja.
Adeosun stated this on Sunday during a visit to the NLNG plant in Finima, Bonny Local Government Area of Rivers.
Eighty-four youths have become the latest batch of trainees to emerge from Nigeria LNG’s skill acquisition and capacity building programme, Youth Empowerment Scheme.
President Muhammadu Buhari has congratulated the management and shareholders of the Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas company on the signing of the contracts for the Front End Engineering Design of Train 7 of the NLNG Project.
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation has commended the Nigeria LNG Limited on its successful 5.45 billion dollars (N1.98 trillion) loan repayment on Train 1 to 6 investments.
The Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas Ltd., says it is seeking seven billion dollars, about (N2.5 trillion) from the global financial markets to ensure sustainability of its operations.
The move will boost volume, availability, and increase consumption of the clean gas.
Fortune Obi, Public Relations Officer of PENGASSAN, gave the commendation while fielding questions from newsmen in Lagos on Tuesday.
The Commission said the call became imperative following proposal by the Economic Recovery and Growth Plan.
The Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas Company Limited has sustained a trail it blazed several years ago, which has set it apart as a model, not only in Nigeria but in the African continent and beyond.
This followed a motion moved by Hon. Randolph Brown at the plenary