AFRICANGLOBE – It is no longer news that many Nigerian artifacts are in Europe and America held by both public institutions such as Museums, Universities and Galleries as well as by private individuals, but what is new is the collaborative efforts being made by the Nigerian government and the countries where these artifacts are taken in the first place to repatriate them back to the country where they rightly belong.
AFRICANGLOBE – Nigeria’s leading indigenous energy group, Oando PLC, has announced its affiliate Oando Energy Resources (OER), which is listed on the Toronto bourse (TSX), has entered into agreements with ConocoPhillips (COP) to acquire its entire business interests in Nigeria for an estimated cash of $1.79 billion including customary adjustments.
Continue reading …AFRICANGLOBE – Nigeria and Qatar have finalised plans to sign a memorandum of understanding (MoU) for the investment of $390 million in former’s transport sector in 2013. Nigerian newspaper BusinessDay quoted Nigeria’s Minister of Trade and Investment, Olusegun Aganga, who disclosed this on Tuesday in Abuja, as saying: “Nigeria and Qatar have concluded arrangement on [...]
Continue reading …AFRICANGLOBE – The Nigerian Police has confirmed the release of Prof. Kamene Okonjo, mother of Nigerian Finance Minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, five days after her abduction from Ogwashi-Uku in Delta state, an alert from the News Agency of Nigeria has said. A corroboration of this claim was also contained in a statement signed by the Special [...]
Continue reading …AFRICANGLOBE – A recent reports indicate that over $25 billion has been generated in Nigeria by foreign and domestic airlines, charter service providers and cargo operators. According to the reports, the earnings have been generated from passenger tickets, cargo freight charges and payment for charter services, while government operators or service providers, including the Federal [...]
Continue reading …AFRICANGLOBE – When Lagos, the commercial heart of Nigeria, moved to create more space for its 15 million populace, it went as far as fighting back the Atlantic ocean off its coast to reclaim millions of square kilometres of land – a strong indication of the severity of the congestion of the city. James Inedu [...]
Continue reading …AFRICANGLOBE – It’s ironic that Nigeria, Africa’s leading oil producer, suffers from frequent fuel and power shortages. But four Nigerian students have found a solution from an unlikely source: urine. Most Nigerians have to rely on generators because of the epileptic power supply. Many businesses have also closed down because they cannot afford to buy [...]
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