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The air in Bodo hasn’t changed much in thirty years. It still carries that heavy, metallic tang, the scent of a landscape marinating in its own wealth and its own ruin. But lately, a new sound has begun to vibrate through the mangrove…
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As Nigeria enters a decisive stretch in its long-declared Decade of Gas, the signals from the sector are beginning to shift from aspiration to measurable progress. By the end of 2025, national gas production had climbed to 7.5 billion…
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By Ese Ufuoma Nigeria is taking another step toward turning its agricultural potential into an industrial reality. The African Development Bank (AfDB) approved a $200 million financing tranche in December 2025 to expand the…
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By William Emmanuel Ukpoju In a significant milestone for Nigeria’s upstream oil sector, Chevron and the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC Ltd) have announced a major hydrocarbon discovery offshore the Niger Delta.…
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By William Emmanuel Ukpoju Nigeria, Africa’s largest oil producer, has long struggled with the paradox of wealth and want. Every year, billions of dollars in oil revenue flow into the federal treasury, yet ordinary Nigerians see…
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By Danlami Nasir Isah With a May 2027 deadline and bespoke fiscal incentives in place, Shell’s long-delayed Bonga South West Aparo project has become a referendum on policy stability, investor confidence and Nigeria’s ability to…
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By Ese Ufuoma For a country that sits on one of the largest natural gas reserves in the world, Nigeria’s darkness has always felt like a cruel irony. Streetlights flicker off before midnight, factories hum briefly before generators…
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By Ese Ufuoma In energy markets, relevance is not measured only by barrels produced but by the uncertainty introduced. Venezuela, once a major global oil supplier, now produces less than a million barrels per day, yet its crisis…
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By Ese Ufuoma Nigeria’s 2026 fiscal ambitions are anchored to a number that is as bold as it is consequential: N60.97 trillion in projected oil revenue. It is a figure that towers above previous evaluations, now sits at the heart…
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By Silverline Ifeanyi Onyeabor Abuja is gearing up to host the most decisive energy gathering on the continent when the Nigeria International Energy Summit (NIES) 2026 returns from 2–5 February 2026. Under the powerful theme…
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