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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has named several of Nigeria’s oil moguls and firms as suspects in a multibillion-naira corruption case involving Diezani Alison-Madueke, the former Minister of Petroleum Resources. The EFCC, in a document filed with a motion ex-parte, sought to question Alison-Madueke about her business relationships with Mr. Onajite Okoloko’s Midwestern…
The Executive Dr. Leemon Ikpea is the Chief Executive Officer of Lee Engineering & Construction Company Limited. He speaks with Bayo Akinloye about the positive impact of Nigeria’s local content policy on the nation’s oil and gas industry, the vital role played by the Nigerian Content Development & Monitoring Board in deepening local companies participating in the industry and strengthening their capacity. Ikpea also discusses the new normal occasioned by the COVID-19 pandemic and its effects on his organisation’s operations and business outcomes. Excerpts: How has it been running your ...
Daily Post Nigeria Published Ikpea, a 64-year-old billionaire, is the Chairman of Lee Engineering Group of Companies. The judge was heavily criticised in the media over his February 17 ruling. Acha alleged that his pronouncements on two motions filed in the matter were “skewed” to cast him in a negative light. NAN reports that at the resumed hearing on Wednesday, Acha said the respondent (Agnes) had petitioned the Edo Chief Judge to reassign the suit. Acha declared he stood by his ruling, adding that it was to protect the lives of all the parties involved. “It is correct that this matte...
Buhari orders security agents to shoot anyone carrying AK-47 Published His spokesman, Garba Shehu, made the announcement in an interview with the BBC Hausa. Buhari also directed suppression of bandits who refused to surrender. “The president has ordered security forces to go into the bushes and shoot whoever they see with sophisticated weapons like AK-47,” Shehu said. Bandits have been terrorizing Northwestern states in recent years. The outlaws engage in murders and kidnap for ransom. In February, Halilu Sububu, a bandit leader, said daily attacks were caused by a breach of agreement. Sh...