NNPCL, Ojulari and the interloping cabals
Today, the story is changing rapidly—Nigeria is transitioning from being a major importer of refined petroleum products to a major exporter.
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Global warming places Africa’s wildlife in peril
Historically, the Maasai have coexisted with lions, but the drought pushed both man and beast into new and dangerous territory.
Behind the oily curtain
The new NNPC administration must confront these tough questions about the corporation’s activities and finances
Look again at African oil and gas investment
The first step in adding the most value to a resource opportunity is in the early phases of the development lifecycle.
How African investment leadership can play a key role in a post-aid world
Their contributions are reshaping not only the continent but the very model of global partnership
Five factors reshaping global LNG trade and contracts
These imports are unlikely to resume while Chinese tariffs remain in place
Finding lasting solutions to Nigeria’s electricity crisis
With commitment and clear strategy, we can end this power crisis and bring light to every home and business in the country.
Open Letter to NNPC GCEO: Revisiting 2019 NNPC Experienced Hire Interview
After a rigorous application and interview process, the recruitment exercise was unexpectedly abandoned midstream, without formal communication, closure, or implementation.
African economies should adapt to global challenges amid US-China tariff wars
The best path for South Africa is to engage with the US on a free trade agreement.
African countries to dramatically speed up solar panels
Africa may become one of the fast-growing markets in the sphere of solar energy.