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Breaking: Emefiele Meets Bail Condition, Leaves Kuje Prison

Former governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Godwin Emefiele has fulfilled the conditions of his bail as outlined by the court. Emefiele has therefore left the Kuje prison after meeting the N300 million bail condition. It was gathered that Emefiele’s release warrant was signed...

‘Port Harcourt Refinery Can’t Produce Regular Product Now’ – Expert Reveals

An energy consultant and former president of the Nigerian Society of Chemical Engineers, John Erinne, has zeroed in on the possibility of the recently celebrated Port Harcourt Refinery producing regular products soon. According to him, the refinery may be unable to resume regular operation immediately...

Dangote Refinery receives another one million barrels of crude

Dangote Refinery has made a further move towards the commencement of production of refined petroleum products with the receipt of an additional one million barrels of bonny light crude supplied by the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation Limited (NNPCL). The fresh one million barrels of crude...

Popular Blogger, Precious Eze arrested, detained incommunicado

Lagos blogger Precious Eze, proprietor of preciouseze.com, has been arrested, whisked away to Abuja and detained incommunicado for the past five days, News Express learnt this morning. “He was arrested at his residence by Special Forces from Abuja on Tuesday, 12th of December, 2023, at...

‘Fuel Price Fall Predicted As Port Harcourt Refinery Begins Operation’

Stakeholders in the downstream petroleum sub-sector drawn from the Natural Oil and Gas Suppliers Association of Nigeria (NOGASA) and the Petroleum Products Retail Outlet Owners Association of Nigeria (PETROAN) have assured that the prevailing crisis in the energy sector would soon end with the...

UK Set To Deport Nigerians, Other Foreign Students With Low Grades

The UK government is considering stricter regulations for international students hoping to stay on two-year graduate visas. According to The Telegraph, the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC), commissioned by Home Secretary James Cleverly, will scrutinize the current program as part of a broader effort to reduce...