The IMF recommends Nigeria fully eliminate electricity subsidies to restore macroeconomic stability, amidst ongoing economic challenges and reform efforts.
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The Niger Delta faces an environmental catastrophe with over 36.1 million litres of oil spilled, devastating local communities and ecosystems.
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With global diesel inventories dwindling, an industrial rebound in North America and Europe could trigger a sharp rise in fuel prices next year.
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Canadian oil producers still face pipeline woes despite the completion of the Trans Mountain Expansion project.
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In a landmark move, NNPC and CBN collaborate to domicile key revenues, aiming to enhance Nigeria’s economic and fuel supply stability.
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Governor AbdulRazaq reveals Nigeria’s oil revenue for the next six months is pre-sold, urging citizens to support government efforts during economic adjustments.
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The program, which was announced at the Mining Indaba, aims to enhance the role of African minerals in the global supply chains of the 21st century, especially in sectors like …
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Oil markets react to stalled Gaza peace negotiations and a falling dollar, driving prices higher in a volatile geopolitical landscape.
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Businesses in Nigeria face shutdown fears as escalating power issues force reliance on costly alternative energy sources, driving up operational expenses.
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Agora Policy warns Nigeria’s DCA policy could deepen forex and oil revenue crises, urging immediate cancellation to boost foreign exchange inflow.