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Stakeholders have called for increased economic inclusion of women in Nigeria’s extractive sector, urging regulators, policymakers and community leaders to address structural barriers that limit women’s participation in decision-making and access to opportunities. The call formed part of a communiqué
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José Mourinho has returned to Real Madrid for a second spell in charge after the club confirmed his appointment as first-team coach until June...
Real Madrid have confirmed the appointment of José Mourinho for a second spell as the club’s coach after ratifying the departure of Álvaro Arbeloa. Madrid disclos...
With a condensate production of 170,446 bpd included, the commission put Nigeria’s average total hydrocarbon output at 1.7 million bpd.
The Oluwo of Iwo, Oba Abdulrosheed Adewale Akanbi, has received in his palace selected Fulani herdsmen from Ola Oluwa Local Government of Iwoland, Osun State. During thei...
Nigeria’s oil production witnessed an upswing in May 2026, averaging 1,530,354 barrels of crude oil and 170,446 barrels of condensates per day, bringing the total combi...
Security forces have reportedly ambushed a notorious bandit kingpin, Ibrahim Bastuji, and his fighters while they were allegedly planning to attack a school and...