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Send us Fan MailA country doesn't get many chances to rewrite its economic story in real time and Nigeria may be staring at one right now. We take the heated “Dangote vs NNPC” conversation and widen the lens: what happens when a private company builds oil and gas infrastructure at a scale that can shift national petroleum flows?We reach back into business history with John D. Rockefeller and Standard Oil to show a repeating pattern in energy markets. When one player becomes system-level, the biggest question isn't whether they can beat competitors, it's how the nation responds. Do regulators absorb that influence, constrain it, or design a new equilibrium that sparks competition and industrial expansion? That framework matters because the Dangote Refinery isn't just about gasoline or diesel. It's about downstream and midstream growth, petrochemicals, fertilizer, logistics, shipping, storage, plastics, lubricants, and the supply chains that turn natural resources into jobs.We also talk about something more personal: nation-building requires a symbiotic relationship, not a parasitic one. Nigeria's opportunity is to turn one giant investment into an entire industrial generation where smaller businesses can emerge, hire, and scale across regions. If we get the rules, incentives, and mindset right, the headline won't be “who won the fight,” it will be “what Nigeria built around the platform.”Subscribe to the World Cafe Podcast, share this with a friend, and leave a review. What industry would you want to see grow around Nigeria's refining future?Support the showYou can support this show via the link below;https://www.buzzsprout.com/1718587/supporters/new

In this episode of the Mic On Podcast, Seun Okinbaloye sits with the former Edo State governor and former president of the Nigeria Labour Congress, Senator Adams Oshiomhole, who shares his views on accountability, governance, and the political landscape ahead of the 2027 elections.Oshiomhole defends his stance on the Senate's investigation into alleged financial irregularities involving the NNPCL and speaks candidly about his disagreements with the Senate leadership. He also reflects on economic reforms under the Tinubu administration, drawing contrasts with the previous government while expressing support for the president's policy direction.Looking ahead to 2027, Oshiomhole voices confidence in President Tinubu's re-election prospects and questions whether the opposition offers a compelling alternative to the current administration.Guest:Senator Adams Oshiomhole(Former Governor of Edo State / Former NLC President)

Kamfanin mai na NNPC ya sanya hannu kan wata yarjejeniya da wasu kamfanonin ƙasar China guda biyu, Sanjiang Chemical Company Limited da kuma Fuzhou Industrial Park, domin farfaɗo da matatun mai na Warri da Port Harcourt. Wannan mataki ya zo ne bayan matatun man sun laƙume kimanin biliyan 3.2 na dala ba tare da an samu biyan buƙata ba. Injiniya Kailani Muhammad, tsohon babban jami'in kamfanin na NNPC ne, a tattaunawarsa da Shamsiyya Haruna, ya bayyana gamsuwa da wannan yarjejeniya da kasar China bisa wasu dalilai. Ku latsa alamaru sauti don sauraren cikakkiyar hirar.

Welcome to the Daily Compliance News. Each day, Tom Fox, the Voice of Compliance, brings you compliance-related stories to start your day. Sit back, enjoy a cup of morning coffee, and listen in to the Daily Compliance News. All, from the Compliance Podcast Network. Each day, we consider four stories from the business world, compliance, ethics, risk management, leadership, or general interest for the compliance professional. Top stories include: Why did the lead investigator not testify in the FirstEnergy trial? (Cleveland.com) The Nigerian ABC commission pays money back to NNPC. (Business Insider Africa) Flight corridors and risk management. (NYT) COI, corruption, and more in the Paramount deal. (WSJ) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Un an et demi après avoir commencé à produire ses premiers carburants au Nigeria, la raffinerie de pétrole Dangote se lance dans la distribution d'essence et de diesel. L'infrastructure du milliardaire est soutenue par les autorités d'Abuja, mais elle a encore des défis à relever pour gagner son pari. Dangote Petroleum Refinery l'annonce à grands coups de publicité sur les réseaux sociaux : 4 000 camions citernes, roulant au gaz naturel comprimé, seront en mesure de livrer de l'essence et du diesel à ses clients nigérians à partir du 15 août. Sécuriser des débouchés Une façon pour le raffineur privé de développer ses débouchés commerciaux au Nigeria. « Si vous êtes client de la raffinerie Dangote, on vous offrira des facilités de crédit, explique Philippe Sébille-Lopez, géopoliticien du pétrole. Vous allez commander, par exemple, 500 000 litres ou 1 million de litres, ça peut être des petits opérateurs locaux ou des petits réseaux de stations-service, comme il y en a encore. Il vise un peu tous les marchés à la fois en même temps, parce qu'il prévoit probablement une montée en puissance des capacités de raffinage et donc il faut qu'il trouve des débouchés locaux maintenant. Est-ce qu'au final Dangote a pour vocation de remplacer les trois ou quatre autres raffineries nationales de la NNPC ? C'est possible ». Ces raffineries publiques, bien qu'elles fonctionnent très mal, empiètent encore sur l'approvisionnement de la raffinerie Dangote par la compagnie nationale nigériane, la NNPC, qui, souligne le chercheur, n'a pas vraiment intérêt à lui livrer son brut. « Pour la NNPC, le plus juteux et le plus rentable, c'est évidemment d'exporter pour récolter des dollars et non de prendre une part de sa production pour aller vendre en naira à la raffinerie Dangote ». « Dans la bonne direction » Poussée par les autorités d'Abuja, la NNPC a malgré tout livré pendant six mois 300 000 barils de brut par jour à la raffinerie Dangote, en naira, la monnaie locale, pour lui éviter les risques de change. Mais c'est moins de la moitié de ses capacités. Le système demande donc à être amplifié et pérennisé pour que la raffinerie Dangote devienne rentable. « D'après les derniers chiffres que j'ai vus, on était entre 40 et 50 % de la demande qui était couverte par la raffinerie Dangote, observe Charles Thiémélé, trader chez BGN. Mais son objectif, c'est d'arriver à 80 % ou 90 %, éventuellement même jusqu'à 100 %. On n'y est pas encore. Donc ça va dans la bonne direction, mais il y a encore des négociations à mener avec le gouvernement, il y a encore du lobbying à réaliser pour que la raffinerie soit en position d'être amortie ». Car il faudra aussi, souligne le trader, résister à la concurrence des importateurs de carburant, un secteur très enraciné au Nigeria.

Les experts et journalistes de RFI répondent à vos questions sur le milliardaire nigérian Aliko Dangote et le riz indien de retour sur le marché africain. France : quel avenir pour le RN après la condamnation de Marine Le Pen ?  Condamnée à quatre ans de prison ferme dont deux ferme et à cinq ans d'inéligibilité avec effet immédiat, la cheffe de file du Rassemblement National a annoncé faire appel de son jugement. L'appel étant suspensif, pourra-t-elle se présenter à la présidentielle 2027 ? Si l'inéligibilité de Marine Le Pen est confirmée, le président du parti, Jordan Bardella, sera-t-il forcément le candidat du RN dans deux ans ?Avec Raphaël Delvolvé, journaliste au service politique de RFI.  Nigeria : Dangote menace de couper son approvisionnement en kérosène  C'est un bras de fer qui oppose l'homme le plus riche d'Afrique à la compagnie pétrolière nationale de son pays. Le Nigérian Aliko Dangote accuse la NNPC de lui bloquer l'accès de son kérosène au marché local. Il a donc décidé d'exporter sa production vers les États-Unis. Comment expliquer ce conflit ? Quelles conséquences cette décision a-t-elle sur le marché national ?Avec Liza Fabbian, journaliste au service Afrique de RFI.    Afrique de l'Ouest : le riz indien va-t-il de nouveau inonder le marché ?  Après avoir autorisé la reprise de ses exportations de riz, l'Inde entend reprendre sa place de numéro un en Afrique. Quel sera l'impact de la levée des restrictions sur le marché du riz ouest-africain ? À quand l'autosuffisance en riz pour les pays de la sous-région ? Avec Patricio Mendez del Villar, économiste, chercheur au Cirad, spécialiste des marchés internationaux du riz (éditeur de la note de conjoncture Osiriz).  Et en fin d'émission, la chronique Un œil sur les réseaux de Jessica Taieb. Au programme, une nouvelle version de ChatGPT qui créé des images inspirées du studio Ghibli.

Gidajen man fetur a Najeriya na ci gaba da sauya farashi, bayan da matatar Dangote ta sanar da cewa yarjejeniyar da ke tsakaninta da NNPC wadda ke bayar da damar samun gurbataccen mai a farashin Naira ta kawo ƙarshe ba tare da an sabunta ta ba. Alhaji Abubakar Maigandi, shugaban ƙungiyar dillalan man fetur masu zaman kansu a Najeriya wato IPAM, ya ce tuni suka yi hasashen faruwar hakan bayan rugujewar waccan yarjejeniyar.Ku latsa alamar sauti don sauraren cikakkiyar hirar.

Kamar yadda wataƙila aka ji cikin labarun duniyar da suka gabata, shugaban Najeriya Bola Ahmed Tinubu yayi tankaɗe da rairaya a fannin man fetur ɗin ƙasar inda ya sallami shugaban kamfanin NNPCL malam Mele Kyari da shugaba da mambobin majalisar aminattu na kamfanin. Nan take ne kuma shugaba Tinubun ya maye gurbin manyan jami'an da ya sallama. Ko yaya ƙwararru ke kallon wannan sauyi? Wakilinmu a Abuja Muhd Sani Abubakar ya tattauna da Injiniya Safiyya Sanusi, ƙwararriya a fannin man fetur da Iskar Gas.Ku latsa alamar sauti domin sauraren cikakkiyar hirar

It's more a month now since the announcement of reductions in fuel prices in Nigeria by the Dangote Refinery as well as NNPCL.However, many filling stations are still selling at higher prices, and Nigerians continue to face high transport costs. In today's episode of Nigeria Daily, we explore why the reduction isn't reflecting everywhere and why the cost of living remains high.

Kamfanin man NNPC a Najeriya ya ce sakamakon kwanciyar hankalin da aka samu, adadin man da yake hakowa kowacce rana ya karu zuwa ganga miliyan guda dubu 750, sabanin kasa da ganga miliyan guda da dubu 250 a baya. NNPC ya kuma ce yanzu haka yana hako cubic biliyan 7 na gas kowacce rana. Dangane da wannan ci gaba, Bashir Ibrahim Idris ya tattauna da Dr Babangida Abdullahi na Jami'ar Baze dake Abuja, kuma ga yadda zantawarsu ta gudana.Ku latsa alamar sauti don sauraren cikakkiyar hirar.....

NNPC Debunks Claim Its PMS Dries Too Fasthttps://osazuwaakonedo.news/nnpc-debunks-claim-its-pms-dries-too-fast/15/02/2025/#Economy #Dangote #Lagos #NNPC #PMS ©February 15th, 2025 ®February 15, 2025 7:07 pm Nigerian National Petroleum Company, NNPC Limited has debunked a claim as stated in a now viral video that its Premium Motor Spirit, PMS dries too fast when compared to PMS from Dangote Refinery, stating that the particular NNPC fuel refilling station where the individual went to buy the PMS in Lagos state for the experiment was supplied the fuel product by Dangote Refinery, insisting NNPC uses high quality compositions to formulate its PMS and Dangote Refinery adheres to strict industry standard in producing fuels it supplied to customers. #OsazuwaAkonedo

Job racketeering continues to plague Nigeria's job market, forcing desperate job seekers to pay bribes or buy slots for positions, often with no guarantees. Recent cases involving agencies like the NNPC and Customs Service highlight the growing scale of this fraudulent practice, with individuals paying up to ₦2 million for jobs they never secure. In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we uncover the reasons behind the persistence of this problem.

In this episode, Oluwakayode and The Guru analyzed news stories from different newspaper front pages.

Hello there! The crew got together a few weeks ago to react to the Edo state elections and its outcomes, the aftermath of the #EndBadGovernance protests and the lead up to the #FearlessInOctober protests and Dangote's antics with regards to fuel pricing and logistics. In this current affairs episode, we delved deeper into the politics of vote buying, the intricacies of the electoral process, and mass mobilization. What options are available to the increasing amount of voters apathetic to the electoral process? What should be the next step for Nigerians after coming out to protest? Is foreign pressure likely to give Dangote the edge over the NNPC? Listen to the full episode and find out what we think

In this episode, Oluwakayode is joined by Dr. Gillis-Harry to discuss the recent hike in petrol prices by NNPC to ₦998 per liter, despite sourcing fuel from Dangote Refineries. They explore the factors behind the price increase, the implications for the economy, and what it means for consumers. Tune in for an insightful conversation on the ongoing fuel pricing challenges in Nigeria.

Har yanzu tsuguni bata kare ba tsakanin kamfanin Dangote da kamfanin NNPC dangane da gabatar da man fetur da yake tacewa a cikin gida. A cikin wannan shirin, Bashir Ibrahim Idris ya tattauna da Dr Kasum Kurfi, masanin tattalin arziki da kuma Abdulkarim Ibrahim dangane da kalubale da kuma mafita dangane da wannan al'amari.

Ga alama har yanzu tsuguni bata kare ba tsakanin kamfanin Dangote da kuma na NNPC dangane da takaddamar da ta biyo bayan fara aikin matatar mansa a Lagos. Rahotanni sun ce har yanzu ana takun saka a tsakanin bangarorin biyu. Dangane da wannan dambarwa Bashir Ibrahim Idris ya tattauna da Dr Kasum Garba Kurfi, masanin tattalin arziki, kuma ga yadda zantawarsu ta gudana.

NNPC Yet To Lift Our Products, Dangote Says As It Produces Transparent, Colourless Petrol For Nigeria ~ OsazuwaAkonedo #Chukwuemeka #Aliko #Charles #CharlyBoy #Dangote #Lagos #news #NNPC #NUPRC #Oputa #Petrol #PMAN #PMS https://osazuwaakonedo.online/nnpc-yet-to-lift-our-products-dangote-says-as-it-produces-transparent-colourless-petrol-for-nigeria/05/09/2024/ #Economy Published: September 5th, 2024 Reshared: September 5, 2024 5:26 pm Dangote Industries Limited founded and managed by Aliko Dangote has refuted a

On Daybreak Africa: A Ugandan opposition Member of Parliament and shadow attorney general said the only way to rid Uganda of corruption is regime change. Plus, Nigeria's state oil firm, NNPC blames operational hitches for the long fuel lines that have emerged across many cities. The 2024 Forum on China-Africa Cooperation begins Wednesday in Beijin. Botswana plans to hold elections on October 30 as President Masisi seeks another term in office. An attempted jail break from Democratic Republic of Congo's largest prison leaves at least 129 people dead. Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine is hospitalized following a scuffle with the police. Donald Trump and Kamala Harris campaign on the economy while preparing for their first debate. For these and more, tune in to Daybreak Africa!

Nigerians are reacting to a recent announcement by the country's state oil firm, NNPC Limited that said financial strain is thwarting its ability to import gasoline into Africa's most populous nation. In a statement on Sunday, the NNPC blamed operational hitches for the long fuel lines that have emerged across many Nigerian cities, but said it is working to fix the problem. Timothy Obiezu reports from Abuja

Kamfanin man NNPC a Najeriya ya sanar da kara farashin mansa bayan ƙwashe ƙwanaki ana shan wahalar samum man da kuma tsadarsa. Farashin man yanzu ya kai kusan naira 900 a Lagos, ya yin da ya haura dubu guda a arewacin kasar. Dangane da karin farashin, Bashir Ibrahim Idris ya tattauna da masanin tattalin arzikin ƙasa kuma tsohon ɗan majalisar tarayya Hon Samaila Muhammed, kuma ga yadda zantawarsu ta gudana. Ku latsa alamar sauti don sauraron cikakkiyar tattaunawarsu........

Gwamnatin Najeriya ta sha alwashin ci gaba da wadata 'yan kasar da man fetur, biyo bayan karancin sa da aka saba gani bayan ikirarin kamfanin mai na NNPC na cewa bashi ya yi masa katutu. Babban mai taimakawa shugaban kasar kan harkokin yada labarai, Abdul'aziz Abdul'aziz ne ya bayyana hakan ya wata ziyara da ya kawo Ofishin RFIDanna alamar saurare domin jin cikakkiyar tattaunawar tare da Micheal Kuduson.

A lot has been on going across the country and the state, with different policies that are moulding or determining the state of the country and also Plateau State. Issues ranging from * Plateau State government, who gave a statement directly from the office of the Governor, discrediting the rumour spreading round the state, regarding the executive order to * NNPC declaring profit of #3.3trn over the year despite the economic tussle especially on the scarcity of fuel. The issues will be discussed let's Talk, as Richard Badung will be reeling out some of the matters in an Open Mic conversation.

The ongoing back and forth between the federal government, the NNPC  and the media over fuel subsidy payments has plunged Nigerians into a state of confusion and doubt. Despite evidence suggesting that subsidies continue, fuel prices remain high, and in many areas, fuel is scarcely available. In today's episode of our daily podcast, we delve into the underlying reasons why the subsidy persists and how it affects ordinary Nigerians.

Takaddama tsakanin kamfanin Aliko Dangote da kamfanin man NNPC a Najeriya na ci gaab da zafi a  sakamakon korafin da yayi na cewar ana yiwa matatarsa zagon kasa, yayinda kamfanin ya mayar da martanin cewar Dangote bashi da lasisi, kuma yana son gwamnati ta soke lasisin masu shigo da mai domin a mallaka masa. Domin ganin an dinke baraka a tsakanin bangarorin biyu ta hanyar da Najeriya zata ci gajiyar wannan babbar matata, mun ji ta bakin Farfesa Keilani Muhammad, masanin harkar mai da Iskar Gaz. Danna alamar saurare don jin cikakkiyar tattaunawar tare da Bashir Ibrahim Idris 

The recent declaration of a state of emergency on oil and gas production has sparked significant interest and concern among Nigerians. This move by the NNPC might or might not have any implication for the country's economy, energy sector, and the lives of Nigerian citizens. Join us on Nigeria daily to find out more

Kamfanin man Najeriya na NNPC ya bayyana aniyarsa ta bai wa 'yan kasuwa damar gudanar da matatarsa ta garin Fatakwal da aka kammala gyara, wadda yanzu haka ta ke iya tace gangar mai dubu 60 a kowacce rana. Kamfanin ya ce matatar za ta iya tace gangar mai dubu 250 kowacce rana a cikin wannan shekarar. Dangane da shirin mika matatara ga 'yan kasuwa da kuma tasirin sa ga Najeriya, Bashir Ibrahim Idris ya tattauna da masanin harkar mai da iskar gas, Farfesa Kelaini Muhammad, kuma ga yadda zantawarsu ta gudana.

In this episode, Oluwakayode and The Guru ana;yzed news stories from different newspaper front pages; 1. Guber Cases: Supreme Court rights all wrongs of Appeal Court – Vanguard 2. Confusion as sacked Plateau legislators vow to retake seats – The Nation 3. Tinubu suspends N-Power, school feeding, other National Social Investment Programmes – Vanguard 4. Betta Edu: Almost all ministers transferred money into private accounts – Adeyanju tells EFCC 5. N585m fraud: Like Betta Edu, NNPC also transfer billions into private accounts – Adeyanju alleges – Daily Post 6. Gunmen kidnap another 23 persons in Abuja – Premium Times 7. Nigerian minister speaks on N428m contract scandal – Premium Times

Yayin da ‘yan Najeriya ke ci gaba da ‘dandana kudarsu dangane da wahalar samun man fetur saboda dogayen layukan da ake samu a gidajen mai da kuma tsadarsa a wasu gidajen mai masu zaman Kansu, ana ci gaba da nunawa juna yatsa tsakanin kamfanin NNPC da dilallen man.  Shi dai kamfanin NNPC yace yana da wadataccen man da zai iya kaiwa wata biyu ba tare da an samu karancin sa ba, yayin da ‘yan kasuwa ke cewa suna shan wahala wajen samun kudaden dala daga babban bankin Najeriya domin sayo man a kasashen ketare. Bashir Ibrahim Idris ya tattauna da Injiniya Kelani Muhammed a kan wannan dambarwa. Shiga alamar sauti, domin sauraron cikakkiyar tattaunawar.

we discuss issies surrounding the economy in Nigeria

Au Nigeria, les prix à la pompe ne cessent de s'envoler. Fin mai, ils ont même triplé. En cause : une décision du tout nouveau président, Bola Ahmed Tinubu. À la surprise générale, le dirigeant a signé l'arrêt des subventions des carburants. Une décision qui s'est répercutée sur tous les secteurs d'activité, même si la circulation des véhicules a repris dans les principales villes du pays. Paradoxalement, le Nigeria – deuxième producteur africain de pétrole brut – importe aujourd'hui plus de 90 % de son carburant.  De notre correspondant à Lagos,Bientôt un mois que l'activité est calme au terminal routier de la société G. Agofure Motors. Kelly Imonuno supervise les départs des minibus assurant des liaisons entre Lagos et le delta du Niger et l'est du Nigeria.« Le nombre de clients est très faible. Comme vous pouvez le voir aujourd'hui, le premier véhicule est parti. Avant, les prix de nos billets étaient davantage accessibles. Ce matin, nous aurions eu plus de passagers. Et ce seraient quatre ou cinq bus qui partiraient de ce terminal l'un après l'autre », explique-t-il.La suppression de la subvention sur les carburants a eu un effet dévastateur sur le chiffre d'affaires de cette PME de transports. Kelly est inquiet. Si le prix du carburant ne redescend pas dans les prochains mois, son emploi et ceux de ses collègues pourraient être menacés.« Il n'y a pas longtemps, après avoir chargé un véhicule, au moment du départ, je pouvais donner à mes chauffeurs 3 000 nairas pour qu'ils achètent du carburant. Mais maintenant, avec la suppression des subventions, le carburant est vendu à 500 et quelques nairas le litre. Je leur donne 8 à 10 000 nairas, ce qui leur permet d'acheter 20 litres d'essence. Alors qu'auparavant, 3 000 nairas suffisaient pour acheter ces 20 litres. »Un triplement du prix de l'essenceLe président Bola Ahmed Tinubu assume complètement sa décision d'arrêter, dès les premières minutes de son mandat, une subvention datant de la fin des années 70. L'essence est passée de 185 nairas à un tarif officiel oscillant entre 488 et 557 nairas.Le nouveau chef d'État a convoqué à Abuja les principaux importateurs de produits raffinés au Nigeria. Depuis, tous les acteurs du transport et de la commercialisation du carburant se réfugient dans le silence. Et c'est loin d'être surprenant selon Olabode Sowunmi, expert en pétrole et gaz de Cabtreng Consulting.« La façon dont le Nigeria gère ses comptes, équilibre ses comptes, mais aussi la manière dont il administre son budget et gère son économie. Tout cela est problématique. Et ces soucis systémiques existent depuis des décennies. Ce n'est pas comme si c'était arrivé hier. Par conséquent, le Nigeria ne peut plus se permettre de verser cette subvention aux carburants. »La subvention sur les carburants était prévue dans le budget fédéral jusqu'en juin 2023. Ce serait quelque 6,1 milliards de dollars qui étaient déjà dus à la NNPC, la Compagnie nationale pétrolière. Une dette de plus pour le Nigeria, même si cette subvention est abandonnée.

Former President Muhammadu Buhari who doubled as substantive minister of petroleum resources, assisted by a junior minister, Timipre Sylva and Mele Kyari, group chief executive officer of Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited who was positioned to be running ground operations, may have been taken Nigerians for a big ride on the repairs and rehabilitation of government-owned refineries as work has long hit a dead end. So as millions of Nigerians trudge under the heavy weight of mounting transportation costs, the fall out of the removal of petroleum products subsidy by President Bola Tinubu in his first major policy directive on inauguration day, any hopes of soon seeing a downward move on petrol pump prices from the restart of production at the Port Harcourt Refining Company, the nation's first and biggest oil refinery, and later Warri Petrochemicals & Refining Company and Kaduna Refining & Petrochemicals Company, appear a forlorn dream.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4581134/advertisement

@nigeriasbest and @phoenix_agenda were joined by @BulusBarnabas2 , @chuvanze and @JudgeIyke They discussed the following topics: 1. The launch of Peter Obi's manifesto. 2. The claims by the Central Bank that the NNPC has stopped remitting dollars to it. 3. The unlawful arrest of a Nigerian citizen by Aisha Buhari.

The tale of oil theft is no new news in Nigeria.It hit the media afresh when the NNPC uncovered an illegal oil connection from Forcados Terminal that operated for nine years.In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we look at how such a pipeline existed unnoticed and how this affects the common Nigerian.

Here's today's Business Hard Fact: NNPC is the sole importer of petrol into Nigeria, the largest Joint Venture partner in NLNG, and the Joint Venture partner of all IOCs operating in Nigeria. What Does NNPC's Transformation Mean? #NigeriainfoHF | Sandra Ezekwesili

It's a new dawn at the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation as the company has unveiled a new era, changing its name to Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited.Will this new development see to availability of petroleum products?In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we look at how Nigerians truly feel about this latest move by the NNPCL.

In Abuja, as in other parts of Nigeria, citizens narrate their ordeals - ranging from  being stranded to having to pay much more as transport fare and for other goods and services - as petrol becomes more and more scarce.On the other hand, black  marketers are having a field day, pushing the price of fuel to levels previously unheard of, even as NNPC assures Nigerians that it has taken measures to bridge the gap that caused the problem.In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we are looking at why black marketers are pushing the price of fuel.

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Click this link, follow us on all platforms, show your support, and we love you all! https://linktr.ee/nerdnightpodcast As promised, this is The Making Of (BUTTONS) Edition. Follow us through our zany and disturbing adventure of trying to find the perfect pitch and delivery of our new buttons. Oz lays down a mean sultry tone, Healz wheezes his way through his cues, and The Boss stays in charge with his ridiculous zingers. Thank you for keeping up with us all the way through Book 2, and check out the NerdNightPodcast Patreon for the Patron Preview. Welcome to Nerd Night!

Click this link, follow us on all platforms, show your support, and we love you all! https://linktr.ee/nerdnightpodcast We know we said this would only be a segment, but Rex Sterling was so outspoken, informative, and hilarious... that he gets his own episode people. We were truly honored he took the time out of his schedule to speak with us, he is now an honorary member of NNPC Follow him on his stream and twitter! Youtube: Rex Sterling Twitter: @RexSterlingD2K

One quality that has set women apart within the society is Multi-tasking. I see this expressed i the Proverbs 31 Woman; 'She speaks with wisdom, and faithful instruction is on her tongue. She watches over the affairs of her household and does not eat the bread of idleness. "Many women do noble things, but you surpass them all." Charm is deceptive, and beauty is fleeting; but a woman who fears the LORD is to be praised.'     in this episode of the phenomenal woman series I shared the stage with Eriye Onagoruwa,Eriye Onagoruwwa is a financial literacy expert, author and public speaker, Eriye is a multi-skilled professional with about two decades of post-graduation experience in the energy industry.She is skilled in gas and power multi-party contract negotiations and has proven commercial acumen in concluding complex gas and power projects and development frameworks, refinery commercial transactions and complex stakeholder management. She represented Nigerian Agip Oil Company (NAOC) as the commercial lead in the SPDC JV commercial negotiations covering multi-million dollar projects, worked on several NAOC JV commercial initiatives including its first IPP Power plant and led the company's refinery expansion project with NNPC.She also served as vice-chairman of the gas sub-committee of the Oil Producers Trade Section (OPTS) of the Lagos Chambers of Commerce and Industry (LCCI).Eriye's career transitioned in 2019 from major oil and gas commercial transactions to stakeholder management, external affairs and sustainability. She is currently the External Affairs and Government Relations Manager for Waltersmith Petroman Oil Limited.When she is not negotiating energy deals, impacting lives through corporate social responsibility initiatives or executing corporate affairs strategies, she is imagining a fictional world of endless possibilities, discussing financial literacy and investments or contributing opinion editorials to leading media outlets in Nigeria and beyond.Her first novel, Dear Alaere, a captivating tale of a woman's persistence in the face of love, hate, rivalry, betrayal and other travails, was published by Paperworth Books in 2020. In Dear Alaere, Eriye examines a woman's quest for the much-elusive work-life balance and societal acceptance in Nigeria's commercial epicenter, Lagos. She holds a Masters of Law in International Law and Policy from University of Ottawa, Canada. She is a member of the Chartered institute of Arbitrators England (Nigerian Branch).Her definition of success is living for impact and in service to humanity – and these are her greatest drivers in life.IG: @eriyeonagoruwaSupport the show