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WHO blames Nigeria for spread of polio

The World Health Organisation has said that polio disease would have been eradicated globally, but for the interruption of immunisation in the northern part of Nigeria in 2003. It said as a result of this, the disease resurfaced and spread … read more

Fuel scarcity looms nationwide

NATIONAL Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG) and Nigeria Road Transport Owners (NARTO), tanker owners, today begin an indefinite strike to protest the deplorable condition of the nation�s public highways including access roads to the refineries and soaring … read more

Soldiers launch attacks on militants

OIL-rich Egbema kingdom in Warri North Local Government Area of Delta State was turned into a theatre of war in the early hours of Sunday as soldiers attacked militants� camps in the area. Heavily armed soldiers attached to the Joint … read more

MEND deny attack on Navy vessel

(AP) _ Assailants attacked a Nigerian navy vessel Monday in the country’s restive southern oil region, leaving one sailor dead and several wounded, officials said. � The boat was providing security for oil companies when it was boarded by unknown … read more

Ajumogobia: Why OPEC Favours High Crude Prices

Minister of State, Energy (Petrol), Mr. Odein Ajumogobia, yesterday said the rising crude prices was in consonance with the �huge� investments members of Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) were making in the industry to ensure new output capacity. The … read more