Industry

Nigeria is approaching a defining moment for its capital market. The planned listing of Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals FZE on the Nigerian Exchange, expected to value the company at between $40 billion and $50 billion,…
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Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria said Nigeria’s fuel price would have increased to between N5000 to N6000 per litre without Dangote Refinery amid the ongoing crisis in the middle east. The spokesperson of…
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...With June exports dropping to 10,000 bpd from 81,000 bpd in April The reduction at the Residual Fluid Catalytic Cracking Unit has pushed June gasoline exports down to 10,000 barrels per day from 81,000 barrels per day in April,…
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A former Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC), Umar Ajiya, says no money is missing, contrary to reports that the company could not account for N210 trillion audit queries of the…
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By Kunle Odusola-Stevenson For decades, the playbook for the African oil and gas sector followed a predictable script. Multinational titans—the historical International Oil Companies (IOCs)—extracted crude from the continent’s rich…
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Aliko Dangote By Silverline Ifeanyi Onyeabor The decision by the African Energy Chamber to name Aliko Dangote as the “African Energy Person of the Year 2026” is more than a ceremonial recognition. It reflects a major shift in…
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By Ese Ufuoma The nude protest by women in Rivers State over the new refinery agreement between the NNPC Limited and two Chinese firms is more than a local grievance. It reflects a growing national frustration over Nigeria’s…
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By William Emmanuel Ukpoju A quiet but historic transformation is reshaping Nigeria’s oil and gas industry. Across the creeks, swamps, and ageing oilfields of the Niger Delta, international oil companies (IOCs) are steadily…
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By William Emmanuel Ukpoju For decades, Nigeria’s state-owned refineries have stood as monuments to waste, policy inconsistency, and broken promises. Built with the ambition of making Africa’s largest crude producer self-sufficient…
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By Ese Ufoma The planned Nigeria-Morocco Gas Pipeline is increasingly emerging as one of Africa’s most strategic energy projects, particularly at a time when global energy security concerns are reshaping international alliances and…
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