OML 30: Heritage Energy Gets Ultimatum Over Contract Debts, Jobs, HCDT Projects • Energy Leaders to NUPRC: Award Oil Assets on Capacity, Expertise to Grow Production • CBN Deputy Gov Urges Directors to Build Resilient Institutions, Not Just Meet Rules • High operating costs fuel tuition hikes, says school founder • Itori plant drives Dangote Cement’s export expansion • UAC sells 43% DP World stake to TGI member • In Landmark Move, S&P Opens New Abuja Office, Cautions against Subsidy Return • NDLEA Cracks Nigerian-Mexican Meth Cartel, Seizes Chemicals for Industrial-Scale Drug Production • Stakeholders Fault CBN’s January Timeline on Data Localisation, Call for Extension • Tinubu Eulogises Chairman of Access Holdings Plc, Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede, at 60 • EiE Nigeria, ‘Story Story 2.0’ Partner, to Spark Leadership Conversations on Independence Day • NSE links project failures to poor procurement • 2027: Tinubu Must Go, Atiku Declares, Woos Ondo Voters as Jegede Joins the ADC • Alternative Bank Opens Gwarinpa Branch, Deepens Financial Inclusion PushKuni Tyessi in Abuja • Court Convicts Trader, Companies Over Possession, Distribution of Fake Drugs • Atiku Names Kashim Ibrahim-Imam Campaign Chair, El-rufai eputy, Akobundu DG and Momodu Director Media, Communications • Kano Goes Dark as 48-Hour Blackout Brings Businesses to a Halt • No Nation Can Realise Full Potential Without Gender Inclusion, States Bamidele • NSITF Registers Over 7.8m Workers on Social Insurance Scheme, Says Faleye • Nigeria’s petrol exports surge sixfold, near N1tn • OML 30: Heritage Energy Gets Ultimatum Over Contract Debts, Jobs, HCDT Projects • Energy Leaders to NUPRC: Award Oil Assets on Capacity, Expertise to Grow Production • CBN Deputy Gov Urges Directors to Build Resilient Institutions, Not Just Meet Rules • High operating costs fuel tuition hikes, says school founder • Itori plant drives Dangote Cement’s export expansion • UAC sells 43% DP World stake to TGI member • In Landmark Move, S&P Opens New Abuja Office, Cautions against Subsidy Return • NDLEA Cracks Nigerian-Mexican Meth Cartel, Seizes Chemicals for Industrial-Scale Drug Production • Stakeholders Fault CBN’s January Timeline on Data Localisation, Call for Extension • Tinubu Eulogises Chairman of Access Holdings Plc, Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede, at 60 • EiE Nigeria, ‘Story Story 2.0’ Partner, to Spark Leadership Conversations on Independence Day • NSE links project failures to poor procurement • 2027: Tinubu Must Go, Atiku Declares, Woos Ondo Voters as Jegede Joins the ADC • Alternative Bank Opens Gwarinpa Branch, Deepens Financial Inclusion PushKuni Tyessi in Abuja • Court Convicts Trader, Companies Over Possession, Distribution of Fake Drugs • Atiku Names Kashim Ibrahim-Imam Campaign Chair, El-rufai eputy, Akobundu DG and Momodu Director Media, Communications • Kano Goes Dark as 48-Hour Blackout Brings Businesses to a Halt • No Nation Can Realise Full Potential Without Gender Inclusion, States Bamidele • NSITF Registers Over 7.8m Workers on Social Insurance Scheme, Says Faleye • Nigeria’s petrol exports surge sixfold, near N1tn
