Business & Economy

Following the failure of privatization of electricity in Nigeria and water services in some other African countries, organized labour and civil society groups have,

Seplat Energy Plc acquires MPNU from ExxonMobil, with a promise to absorb over 1,000 staff members and 500 legacy contractors   By Edu Abade

Nigerians continue to groan as cash scarcity reminiscent of the Godwin Emefiele days bites harder By Ikenna Princewill Once again, the scarcity of cash

Comptroller Tenny Daniyan, the Customs Area Controller (CAC) of PTML Command insists that the newly introduced trading platform referred to as B’Odogwu, is gathering  momentum at

A group, the Media Awareness and Justice Initiative (MAJI), argues that the coming on board of Dangote Refinery, and the expansion of fossil fuel

At AMJON’s Conference, a maritime expert, Barrister Tony Iju Nwabunike advocates timely completion of the Trans-Sahara Gas Pipeline project to reap the full benefits

The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) rolls out the drums to celebrate this year’s Dockworkers Day, stating that dockworkers’ safety remains a

Bonded terminal operators, freight forwarders and licensed Customs agents in Nigeria express frustration, and anger against foreign players who seek to dominate the shipping

As the world becomes constantly inundated with plastic wastes, environmentalists call attention to the fact that if not urgently contained, plastic pollution might soon