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Needless Squabble Over Control Of Operations At Nigeria's Oil Export Terminals - Vimarsana News

Needless Squabble Over Control Of Operations At Nigeria's Oil Export Terminals

AsToo many cooks spoil the broth. This is an age-long adage which presupposes that if too many persons or entities are involved in a task or activity, it most

The needless squabble over control of Nigeria's export terminals, By Akpandem James - Vimarsana News

The needless squabble over control of Nigeria's export terminals, By Akpandem James

Nigeria’s petroleum products terminals have become veritable minefields where corporate fortune seekers have decided to pitch their tents.

Needless squabble over control of operations at Nigeria's oil export terminals, by Akpadem James - - Vimarsana News

Needless squabble over control of operations at Nigeria's oil export terminals, by Akpadem James -

Nigeria’s petroleum products terminals have become one veritable minefield where corporate fortune seekers and mercantile wayfarers have decided to stubbornly pitch their tents. The number of agencies involved in activities at the terminals is just mindboggling; and they operate with impunity, defying lawful directives forbidding them.

UK Supreme Court rules in favour of Shell in Nigeria oil spill dispute - Vimarsana News

UK Supreme Court rules in favour of Shell in Nigeria oil spill dispute

The UK Supreme Court has ruled that Nigerian claimants were too late to sue oil giant Shell over an offshore oil spill in 2011.

Nigerian Crude Oil - Vimarsana News

Nigerian Crude Oil

Crude oil and gas divestment in Nigeria is a trend that denotes the selling of assets by oil majors or international oil companies (IOCs) operating in the country.

Source: africa.com