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Natasha Takes Suspension Case Against Akpabio to UN, IPU

Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan took her suspension case to the UN and IPU, alleging political victimization after accusing Senate President Akpabio of harassment.

EFCC Lists 58 Illegal Ponzi Scheme Operators in Nigeria

The EFCC listed 58 illegal ponzi scheme operators in Nigeria, warning the public about companies not registered with CBN or SEC.

NNPC Holds 7.2% Stake in Dangote Refinery, Not 20%: Dangote

Aliko Dangote reveals that NNPC holds a 7.2% stake in the Dangote Refinery, correcting earlier reports of a 20% stake and highlighting the project's significance.

NNPC Declares State of Emergency on Crude Oil Production

NNPC declares a state of emergency on crude oil production, addressing theft, vandalism, and operational disruptions to stabilize Nigeria's vital oil industry.

Oil Investors Face Bureaucratic Hurdles in Dollar-Starved Nigeria

Oil investors in Nigeria struggle with complex regulations and dollar shortages, hindering operations and raising concerns about future growth and stability.

Tinubu’s Orders: A New Dawn in Nigeria’s Oil Sector

In a bold move to tackle corruption in Nigeria’s oil industry, President Bola Tinubu...

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Natasha Takes Suspension Case Against Akpabio to UN, IPU

Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan took her suspension case to the UN and IPU, alleging political victimization after accusing Senate President Akpabio of harassment.

EFCC Lists 58 Illegal Ponzi Scheme Operators in Nigeria

The EFCC listed 58 illegal ponzi scheme operators in Nigeria, warning the public about companies not registered with CBN or SEC.

Gov Eno: I Expect EFCC Petitions After Leaving Office

Governor Umo Eno predicts EFCC petitions will come after his time in office but he chooses to enable Akwa Ibom residents through empowerment while turning away from handout distribution.

Tinubu Urges Rivers Stakeholders to Obey Supreme Court

The president has addressed Rivers State stakeholders by requesting they observe the Supreme Court decision while seeking peace during political tensions that continue to rise.