AMNI: Outstanding Records Of Indigenous Participation In The Oil Industry
After oil was discovered in 1956 at Oloibiri in Bayelsa state, the oil industry has been the prerogative of the International Oil Companies (IOCs) operating in Nigeria. They dictate the pace of the country’s oil industry for decades.
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Marginal Field Bid Round Enhances Local Content Capacity, Impacts Nigeria’s Economy -Engr. Auwalu
…Aspiration of reserves is 40million barrels while gas will be 220 trillion cubic feet by 2030
…Objectives to grow reserves by investors, increase production, technical capability
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Minister directs power contractors back to sites
The Minister of Power, Sale Mamman, has directed contractors handling power projects across the country to return to sites as COVID-19 lockdown by the federal government is being relaxed gradually.
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FG misses revenue target on low oil prices, output
Nigeria could only collect about half of its budgeted revenues in the first five months of this year as low oil prices and output took a toll on government income.
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OPEC Readies Next Move in Bid to Avoid Oil-Market Taper Tantrum
Saudi Oil Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman likes the idea of OPEC+ acting as the central bank of oil. And he expresses admiration for Alan Greenspan, former chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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How subsidy costs Nigeria trillions, hampered refining —Sylva
Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Chief Timipre Sylva, Thursday, blamed fuel subsidy and non-deregulation of the downstream petroleum sector for the low refining capacity in the country, noting that subsidy made it impossible for!-->…
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Nigerian Content Intervention Fund increased to $350m – NCDMB
The Governing Council of the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) has approved the expansion of the Nigerian Content Intervention Fund from US$200 million to US$350 million.
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‘OPEC oil quota breach may precipitate price war’ – Analysts
Non-compliance by some Organisation of Petroleum Countries (OPEC) members, such as Nigeria, has raised concern of an oil price war, market-watchers warned at the weekend.
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Jack Charlton, former England World Cup winner, dies at 85
*Football great also led Ireland to first major finals at 1988 European Championship and 1990 World Cup quarter-finals
Jack Charlton, a football World Cup winner with England who became the darling of Ireland after leading their!-->!-->!-->…
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Re: Hurray!!! Valuechain is 2
Congratulatory messages from stakeholders keep pouring in as The Valuechain Magazine marks its second year of hitting the news-stand. So far, all the accolades received have been so wonderful and encouraging.
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