It is unfortunate that some of the characters parading themselves as spokespersons are not trained, or poorly trained
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The group made the demand in an open letter dated September 7, 2024, and signed by its Deputy Director, Kolawole Oluwadare.
The Executive Vice President of Downstream, NNPCL, Adedapo Segun, offered the details in an interview on: “Journalists Hangout.”
This excuse is as old as Metuselah and has always been pooh-poohed by Nigerians. Why must we pay more because of your inability
Obi, in a statement via his X handle on Tuesday, expressed deep concerns about conflicting reports on subsidy payments.
The Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Senator Heineken Lokpobori, issued the denial in a statement on Tuesday
As reported earlier by The Eagle Online from a report by Vanguard News, the NNPCL is owing petrol suppliers about $6 billion
Atiku said this in reaction to the decision of the NNPCL to hand over the Warri and Kaduna refineries to private operators who are expected to manage and operate them.
The Executive President, Downstream, NNPCL, Segun Dapo, was quoted as having said this in a statement on Monday in Abuja
The company has been actively drilling in basins in and around Northern Nigeria, as a result of the need to increase oil exploration in the country’s frontier basins.
“This is despite the Federal Government’s repeated announcements that there are no subsidy payments for petrol in the country,” said Comrade James Ezema, Deputy National Publicity Secretary of CNPP.
We are familiar with individuals who take over burgeoning establishments and further increase their worth on face value along the line
Chief Financial Officer of NNPC Ltd., Alhaji Umar Ajiya who addressed newsmen on Monday on the development, said that this was the highest profit declared by the company since inception.
The meeting held in his office in Abuja, according to a statement by Mohammed Manga, Director, Information and Public Relations in the ministry.
The latest position of the firm on Thursday followed a statement made by its Group Chief Strategy Officer, Aliyu Suleiman.
He spoke at an interactive session of the Senate Ad-hoc committee on alleged sabotage in the Nigerian petroleum industry.
Leaders of the 28 CSOs made the pledge during a tour of the 650,000 bpd world’s largest single train refinery.
The students’ position came amidst alleged efforts by management of the NNPCL to induce the students body’s leadership with $250,000 to dissuade it from going ahead to declare support for Dangote Refinery in the current spat between the refinery and NNPCL.
Enang, a former senator and a lawyer, stated this in an interview on NTA programme Tuesday night in Abuja.
The country’s daily production rose from 1.27 million barrels in June 2024 to 1.6 million in July 2024.