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Nigeria's oil production hits 1.35m barrels per day, highest in 2023

As the onslaught against oil theft continued in the Niger Delta region, Nigeria's crude oil output rose to 1.35 million barrels per day in September 2023, as the country pumped its highest volume of crude oil since this year.

Stop panic buying, we have 45-day oil consumption in stock - NNPC tells Nigerians

The management of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, (NNPC) has assured that there is adequate petroleum products and advised that people should not embark on panic buying. A statement signed by Alhaji Garba Deen Muhammad, Group General Manager,

N800bn subsidy debt: Fuel scarcity looms as oil marketers give FG 7-day ultimatum

The Executive Secretary of DAPPMA, Mr Olufemi Adewole, also confirmed the seven-day ultimatum notice.

"I wish our oil would dry up" - Governor El-Rufai

El-Rufai made this known yesterday, Saturday in Ibadan while speaking at the 2017 town hall meeting/founder's day celebration in memory of Ojetunji Aboyade, a renowned economist.

Petrolex Oil & Gas to Build a 250,000 Barrel-a-Day Capacity Refinery in Ogun State

The report revealed that Petrolex Oil & Gas Ltd. plans to build a $3.6 billion plant with a capacity of 250,000 barrels a day.

$1.1bn Malabu Oil Deal: 48 Days After, Jonathan Ignores Reps' Invitation

Forty-eight days after he was invited to testify in the investigations into the controversial sale of Oil Prospecting Licence 245, former President Goodluck Jonathan has yet to reply the House of Representatives, The PUNCH learnt on Wednesday. Better known

Video: DJ Hol Up - Available (feat. 1da Banton)

DJ Hol Up teams up with Squareball Entertainment artiste 1da Banton on this new vibe titled 'Available'. The Afrobeat single was written and produced by 1da Banton and is bound to make the clubs go crazy. Watch below and share your thoughts.

Music: DJ Hol Up - Available (feat. 1da Banton)

Nigerians will Never stop Suffering & Pains, Fact is that Nigeria's Oil Production Is 1.7M Barrels per Day While the Same Quantity Is Stolen Every Day - Former President Obasanjo

According to report He Said: Nigeria's oil production is about 1.7 million barrels per day, while almost the same quantity is stolen every day, adding that other countries that produce about 5 million barrels could account for them.

"Strong women" - Fans hail Yul Edochie's first wife, May, and Annie Idibia, as they link up (video)

Popular Nigerian businesswoman and wife to Nollywood actor Yul Edochie, May, and Nollywood actress, Annie Idibia, have been hailed on social media as "strong women". This comes after May took to her Instagram page to share a video of herself with Annie after

"Nigerian police don dey work ooo" - Imo residents hail NPF for swiftly intercepting robbers attacking jewelry shop (Video)

Residents of Imo state police command in preventing a potentially disastrous incident at a jewelry shop located in the Ikeneagbu area. The incident, which occurred on Saturday, July 29, saw the police foil the attack by a gang of armed assailants. According

"Dem fit dey pee and menstruate inside this thing" - Nigerians react to photos of women processing palm oil

A trending photo of two women processing palm oil has gone viral. The photos feature two women actively involved in the process while inside the palm oil container. This particular aspect has triggered varied opinions and speculations regarding the practices

When I say we will make more money from agriculture than oil in North, the people will see it-Obi

In a recent interview with Newsmen, former governor and political stalwart, Peter Obi, outlined an ambitious vision for Nigeria's economic future. Peter Obi asserted that the country could generate more revenue from agriculture than from its traditional oil

If I Had My Way, I Would Sell Oil in Naira, Why Does the Government Allow Use of Dollar? - Falana

Femi Falana, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria has come out to speak against the use of naira for some transactions in Nigeria, stating clearly that the economy cannot grow if this continues to happen. Speaking in an interview on Channels television, Falana noted