Farms in northern Nigeria are destroying thousands of chickens that have died in the past few days as laboratories seek to determine the cause of the deaths, authorities said on Tuesday. Researchers at two laboratories testing samples from the dead … read more
Nigerian MPs cheered in the northern majority Muslim state of Kano as Danish and Norwegian flags were burned in a ceremony in the parliament premises. The flags were torched to show disapproval of the publication in Denmark and Norway of … read more
“My attention has recently been drawn to an ensuing trend of misuse and abuse in the implementation of the Monetisation Policy as it pertains to use of pool vehicles. A number of Ministers, Special Advisers and Permanent Secretaries have allocated … read more
CONTRARY to widespread speculations, the Federal Government has stated that it did not negotiate any terms with the militiamen for the release of four expatriate oil workers in the Niger Delta. Rather, the government says it only showed the militiamen … read more
An oil refinery in the southern Nigerian port city of Warri has been shut down because of damage to its crude oil supply pipeline, a company spokesman said Sunday. The spokesman said the refinery, which has a daily production capacity … read more
Policemen yesterday engaged some youths of Auchi town in Etsako West Local Government Area of Edo State, suspected to be involved in the vandalisation of pipelines owned by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) in a clash, leading to the … read more
The Ijaw of Delta State on Thursday raised fresh alarm of alleged plans by the security operatives to raid their communities in search of those responsible for the recent criminal activities in the riverside areas of the Niger Delta. Specifically, … read more
BAYELSA State may have lost several millions of naira to con men in its bid to secure the release of the four expatriate oil workers abducted last month by militant Ijaw youths. Vanguard learnt that most of the con men … read more
The nation is experiencing serious threats to peace and national stability. Renewed youth violence in the Niger Delta has led to the death of about 30 persons and the kidnap of four expatriate oil workers. Reports said most of the … read more
Oil giants are likely to continue investing billions of dollars in Nigeria, even though a rash of recent militia attacks and kidnappings could mean violence is on the rise, reports Maimi Herald in the United States. The past two months … read more