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Obi Cubana, Grace Ofure to headline Ahava UK 2025 business summit in London

Business leaders, entrepreneurs and innovators from across sectors will gather in London on Saturday, October 4, 2025, for the Ahava Business Conference UK, an event designed to spotlight growth, finance and entrepreneurship. Themed “Empowered for Impact”, this year’s edition will highlight how Nigerian resilience and enterprise are shaping global conversations on business
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FG meets Dangote refinery over PENGASSAN concerns

The federal government has met with representatives of the Dangote refinery following concerns raised by the Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PENGASSAN). In a statement on Sunday, Mohammed Manga, director of information and public relations at the ministry of finance, said the meeting was convened by the sub-committee on the crude […]
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Nigeria Backs China’s Global Governance Plan, Targets $22bn Trade Growth

Nigeria has endorsed China’s Global Governance Initiative (GGI), tying the move to accelerating economic opportunities, trade expansion, and infrastructure financing critical to Africa’s largest economy. The endorsement, delivered in Abuja by the Director General of the Nigeria–China Strategic Partnership (NCSP), Mr Joseph Tegbe, on behalf of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu,
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NUPRC withdraws approval for TotalEnergies’ $860m asset sale to Chappal Energies

The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) has revoked its approval for TotalEnergies EP Nigeria Limited’s $860 million asset sale to Chappal Energies. Chappal Energies is a Mauritius-based oil and gas exploration company. Eniola Akinkuotu, spokesperson for the NUPRC, confirmed the development to TheCable on Tuesday, citing Chappal Energies’ inability to
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FG Blocks TotalEnergies’ $860m Asset Sale

The Federal Government has halted TotalEnergies’ planned $860 million divestment from Nigeria’s onshore oil sector after the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) withdrew its earlier approval for the transaction. The move deals a blow to the French energy giant’s strategy to cut back on ageing, high-cost assets and reduce its swelling debt burden.