ARTHUR EZE’S ATLAS ORANTO PETROLEUM EXPANDS TO VENEZUELA Atlas Oranto Petroleum International Limited (AOPI), made up of Atlas Petroleum International Limited and Oranto Petroleum International Limited, an oil & gas firm with specialisation in oil drilling, has expanded its global reach with the signing of oil prospecting agreement in Venezuela. Chairman of Oranto Petroleum Limited, Prince Arthur Eze, who recently …
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FOUR BANKS JITTERY OVER LOSING BRAND IDENTITY
The next few weeks may be challenging for the managing directors of four banks, their management, and employees as strategic decisions needed to be made may not be according to their plans as regards their recapitalisation drive. Investigation revealed that the banks are jittery following the decision of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to approve the ‘acquisition’ of Unity …
Read More »PORT HARCOURT REFINERY BEGINS OPERATION, WARRI REFINERY 90% COMPLETED
PORT HARCOURT REFINERY BEGINS OPERATION, WARRI REFINERY 90% COMPLETED The President of the Petroleum Products Retail Outlets Owners Association of Nigeria (PETROAN), Dr. Billy Giles-Harry, has announced that the Port-Harcourt refinery has begun production, while the Warri refinery is 90% complete. Giles-Harry revealed that the Port-Harcourt refinery, with a capacity of 60,000 barrels per day, has started the production process, …
Read More »DANGOTE REFINERY FAILED TO SECURE FEEDSTOCK AGREEMENT WITH IOCS – EXPERT
An International Business Ideation Specialist, Light Shedrack, has said that Dangote Refinery and Petrochemicals failed to secure a feedstock agreement with International Oil Companies when he was building the refinery and the firm wants the federal government to bend the rules to the detriment of Nigerians. Shedrack said on Monday that any attempt to bend the regulations to favour Dangote …
Read More »FUEL SCARCITY BITES, HITS N990 A LITRE
FUEL SCARCITY BITES, HITS N990 A LITRE The lingering fuel shortages across the country appear to have defied all solutions as filling stations across the country continue to battle acute shortages. The horror has shot up petrol prices to an all-time high of N990/litre in Abuja and as high as N1,200/litre in far-flung cities up north. The frustrating development has …
Read More »ALABA: NIGERIA’S BIGGEST ELECTRONIC MARKET
The Alaba International Market in Lagos is reputed to be Nigeria’s largest and one of West Africa’s biggest electronic markets. Except Sundays and some public holidays, the Alaba International Market, located in Ojo Local Government Area of Lagos State, is always a beehive of activities. A typical street market that evolved over five decades, the electronic hub offers opportunities for …
Read More »TINUBU OWNS 17 OIL WELLS, REFINERY IN MALTA – MIYETTI ALLAH CHIEFTAIN
TINUBU OWNS 17 OIL WELLS, REFINERY IN MALTA – MIYETTI ALLAH CHIEFTAIN Garus Gololo, coordinator of the Benue State chapter of the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN), has stated that fuel prices in the country will not go down anytime soon because of the “selfish” interest of President Bola Tinubu. Gololo, in an interview on ATP News, …
Read More »HOW BUHARI , LATE ABBA KYARI HINDERED ME FROM PURCHASING $2.5BN OIL WELLS – TONY ELUMELU
HOW BUHARI, LATE ABBA KYARI HINDERED ME FROM PURCHASING $2.5BN OIL FIELD – TONY ELUMELU Chairman of Heirs Holdings and UBA Group Plc, Mr Tony Elumelu has disclosed how Former President Muhammadu Buhari and his late Chief of Staff, Abba Kyari hindered him from purchasing a $2.5bn oilfield. Elumelu made this known in a chat with Financial Times. Speaking on …
Read More »DANGOTE ACCUSES IOCs, NIGERIAN GOVT AGENCY OF FRUSTRATING REFINERY
DANGOTE ACCUSES IOCs, NIGERIAN GOVT AGENCY OF FRUSTRATING REFINERY The President and Chief Executive of Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote, has revealed that the Dangote Refinery’s crude oil supply problem lies with the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) and the International Oil Companies (IOCs) in Nigeria. Africa’s richest man disclosed this in a statement on Thursday. He was responding to …
Read More »NIGERIA DOESN’T NEED FUEL IMPORTERS ANYMORE – REFINERS
NIGERIA DOESN’T NEED FUEL IMPORTERS ANYMORE – REFINERS Owners of refineries in Nigeria have said that the country cannot continue to keep the businesses of fuel importers anymore, stating that Nigeria should be talking about fuel export at the moment. Speaking under the auspices of the Crude Oil Refiners Association of Nigeria, they stated this amid complaints by depot owners …
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