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Nigeria boosts output by 2,500bpd as Petralon Energy expands Dawes Island Production

BY MOTOLANI OSENI Nigeria’s crude oil output is set to increase by 2,500 barrels per day (bpd) following successful drilling activities by indigenous exploration and production company, Petralon Energy, at the Dawes Island field in Petroleum Prospecting License (PPL) 259. The production boost marks a significant milestone for Nigeria’s upstream sector, reinforcing the
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UpSkill Universe, HP, Google train 10,000 African SMEs in digital growth

BY MOTOLANI OSENI In a bold move to accelerate Africa’s digital transformation and strengthen small business resilience, UpSkill Universe has launched the Skills for Business programme to train 10,000 small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Nigeria and South Africa. The initiative, developed in collaboration with HP Inc. and Google, aims to provide business owners
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Revitalisation of Oferekpe Water Treatment Plant to boost supply – Gov’s Aide

By Peter Okutu The Special Assistant to the Ebonyi State Governor on Mineral Development and Chairman of the Oferekpe Water Treatment Plant Rehabilitation, Prince John Nwangbo has stated that Oferekpe Water Treatment Plant abandoned for over 8-years was undergoing revitalisation, in order to boost potable water supply across Abakaliki and its environs. Nwangbo noted that
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Tricycle Riders storm Delta Council Secretariat in protest against extortion, harassment

By Owen Akenzua In a bold yet peaceful demonstration, members of the Tricycle and Motorcycle Owners, Repairers, and Riders Association (TMORRA), Delta State Chapter, Udu Zone onTuesday, stormed the Udu Local Government Council Secretariat to protest what they described as widespread extortion, molestation, and intimidation by security personnel and allied groups operating
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Nigeria condemns U.S. visa policy shift, demands fairness in bilateral ties

By Ukpono Ukpong The Federal Government has condemned the recent revision of the United States’ visa reciprocity schedule for Nigerian citizens, describing it as unfair and inconsistent with the spirit of bilateral friendship. The new policy limits the validity of key non-immigrant visa categories, including B1/B2 (business/tourist), F (students), and J (exchange visitors)
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‘No Pay, No Work’: ASUU branches down tools over salary delay

By  Ukpono Ukpong University campuses across Nigeria are witnessing fresh disruption as various branches of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) have begun withdrawing their services in response to the non-payment of their June 2025 salaries. The industrial action follows a directive from ASUU’s National Executive Council (NEC), which mandates all branches to
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Ponzi: Senate charges FG to protect vulnerable citizens from financial predators

By Tunde Opalana Concerned by the increasing sophistication of Ponzi scheme operators and the devastating consequences of their victims, the Senate on. Wednesday tasked the Federal Government to take drastic steps in protecting the citizenry by investigating the lapses that allowed various schemes by the predators to thrive unchecked. The Senate as well berated the […]