A militant group, Niger Delta Greenland Justice Mandate, NDGJM, in the early hours of yesterday, blew up the Afiesere-Iwhrenene major delivery line to UPS/UQCC, operated by Nigerian Petroleum Development Company, Continue Reading
Equatorial Guinea’s economy will contract further this year due to falling oil output and low crude prices, the International Monetary Fund said. The outlook for the central African oil producer Continue Reading
Pipeline fire At least one source of Nigerian oil exports is set to come back online after Royal Dutch Shell lifted its force majeure on Bonny Light crude exports. The Continue Reading
Australian energy company FAR Ltd. said it bet heavily on offshore Senegal, though revenue year-on-year was lower by more than 50 percent. FAR is focusing the bulk of its spending Continue Reading
The Federal Government yesterday dismissed a possible hike in the price of petroleum products. The Group Managing Director (GMD), National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Maikanti Kachalla Baru, after a closed-door meeting Continue Reading
As Olu of Warri dissociates Itsekiri from stakeholders’ meetings Senator OvieOmo-Agege, the Obarisi of Urhoboland, has appealed to militants in the Niger Delta region to stop further attacks on the Continue Reading
A war is brewing in the Niger Delta region after militants warned residents living near oil and gas facilities to vacate the area in order to ensure their own safety. Continue Reading
Nigerian staff of Nestoil abducted near Port Harcourt Friday NNPC says it may be crippled if attacks aren’t halted in delta Nigeria’s police are closing in on 15 kidnapped oil Continue Reading
A previously unknown militant group, the Niger Delta Greenlander, has attacked the Ogor-Oteri major delivery line operated by the National Petroleum Development Company (NPDC). The attack, which occurred at about Continue Reading
Forcados terminal can typically export 200,000 barrels a day Pipeline in Niger Delta was blown up by militants 6 months ago Royal Dutch Shell Plc’s Forcados pipeline in Nigeria will Continue Reading
