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Residents of Imo State, especially Orlu town and Owerri municipal, on Tuesday, stayed indoors to observe the sit-at-home order issued by the Indigenous
DIARY - Italy to July 31 Reuters 1 hr ago Inclusion of diary items does not necessarily mean that Reuters will file a story based on the event. THURSDAY JUNE 10 ISTAT releases April industrial output data (0800 GMT). Treasury sells 3.0-3.5 billion euros zero coupon BTP bonds due April 15, 2024; 2.0-2.5 billion euros 0.50% BTP bonds due July 15, 2028; 1.25-1.75 billion euros 1.80% BTP bonds due March 1, 2041. Subscriptions close at 0900 GMT. G20 "5th Framework Working Group Meeting" ends. CSCMP starts 5th virtual edition European conference on "Supply Chain Edge Europe" and 16th European Res...
FILE PHOTO: The Royal Dutch Shell logo is seen at a Shell petrol station in London, January 31, 2008. REUTERS/Toby Melville LONDON (Reuters) - An Italian court acquitted Royal Dutch Shell and Italy's Eni on Wednesday of corruption in one of the oil industry's biggest court cases centred around the acquisition of a Nigerian oilfield in 2011. Italian prosecutors alleged that most of the $1.3 billion purchase price for the licence for the offshore oilfield known as OPL 245 was siphoned off to politicians and middlemen. Shell and Eni and the managers accused in the Milan court case, including...
The oil giants were acquitted Wednesday by an Italian court in what has been called the oil industry’s biggest corruption scandal, involving a $1.3 billion deal over an offshore oil field in Nigeria. (CN) — An Italian court on Wednesday acquitted Royal Dutch Shell, Italian energy giant Eni and their former and current oil executives in a massive corruption scandal involving a lucrative offshore Nigerian oil field. The trial was described as the oil industry’s biggest corruption case and centered on allegations of a sprawling $1.3 billion bribery scheme involving Shell and Eni executives...
“Ojo, 29, has featured 13 times for parent club Aberdeen this season and brings over 200 senior appearances to Latics’ squad.” After spells at PSV Eindhoven, VVV Venlo, Royal Antwerp and Scunthorpe United, Ojo moved to the Scotland elite division side on a three-year deal in 2019. In his maiden campaign at the Pittodrie Stadium, he showed a lot of promise. Nevertheless, he struggled for playing time under manager McInnes the following season. In his first interview with Latics TV, he revealed that he is looking forward to helping the club’s young players to a commanding second half...