NIGER DELTA YOUNG LEADERS WEBINAR HELD ON SATURDAY, JUNE 19. THEME: LEADERSHIP AND ECONOMIC CHALLENGES IN THE OIL NIGER DELTA SOLUTIONS AND PROSPECT. PRESS RELEASE Niger Delta: Young Leaders Advocate for Strategic Economic and Leadership Roadmap...
By John Ikani The Bayelsa State Government and the United Nigeria Airlines have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to seal a partnership deal for the commencement of commercial flight operations at the state-owned Bayelsa International Airport...
By Chioma Iruke At least 51 oil leaks caused by production activities in the Niger Delta in 2021, has been recorded by the Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria (SPDC). This was even...
By Chioma Iruke Protesting youths from the Finima community in Rivers State, Nigeria in the early hours of Thursday blocked the gates of Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas Limited (NLNG) over allegations of rights infringements...
By Emmanuel Nduka The Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) yesterday in Abuja said its revenue generation since 1999 has exceeded $110 billion. According to its Managing Director, Mr. Tony Attah who made this disclosure...
The Ministry of Niger Delta Affairs has disclosed that up to 70 percent of its 2021 budget would be channelled into the completion of the East-West road project. This was disclosed by the ministry’s Permanent...
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