KAGOTE, MOSOP and other Ogoni stakeholders take different positions as concerns grow over transparency, community consent and oil resumption.
Perhaps the next Nobel Prize winner is selling fruit on a roadside instead of sitting in a classroom. Perhaps the engineer who could provide clean water...
Every few years, politicians visit Kano, stand on a podium, and promise to "bring back the groundnut pyramids." But stacking bags of groundnuts into pyramids in...
What does this pattern fit, and hence can be considered as legitimate? “VIP lane” scandals, opaque contracts and billions in PPE, later scrapped as unusable have...
A fuel price shock in Nigeria is therefore not a transport cost story alone, it is a food security and small business survival story, and that...
Global markets traded mixed as renewed US-Iran negotiations eased Middle East concerns and investors reacted to Keir Starmer’s resignation in the UK.
A much stronger framing for policymakers is: fuel pricing is not solely an economic management issue, it is a constitutional equity question. Delayed pass through of...
The world is moving away from oil. The age of renewable energy is coming. If we do not build our own refineries, our own factories, and...
Since Aiteo assumed operatorship of OML 29 in 2015 following divestment by Shell Petroleum Development Company, the region has witnessed multiple spill incidents affecting both terrestrial...
Oil prices will not stay high forever. They never do. This moment will pass. The windfall will disappear. The opportunity will close. What will remain is...