In a bid to end fertilizer importation in the country, the Federal Government has signed a deal with a Russian firm, known as Uralchem. 

Safety and security concerns are part of the reasons the NCAA refused to certify the Bayelsa Airport to commence operations. 

A Green City worth $4.5 billion is set to be launched in Rwanda. The city, which will be the first in Africa, is expected to be built next year.

Waltersmith Petroman Oil Limited, has been awarded an oil block in Equatorial Guinea’s Niger Delta basin known as Block EG-23.

The Federal Government has inaugurated a team known as the Presidential Committee on Border Closure. 

The Akanu Ibiam International Airport in Enugu State has had its fair shares of setbacks ever since it was closed down.

A piece of very vital equipment that will process crude oil for Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals Company has just arrived Lekki.

Lee In-Tae has expressed faith in Nigeria's economy and reaffirmed his country's commitment to building sustainable infrastructure in Nigeria.

Seplat has reacted to a newspaper publication alleging that the appointment of Mr Roger Brown negates the provisions of the Nigerian Oil and Gas Act.

The closure of the border petrol stations by FG has cut down the consumption of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), known as Petrol to 30%.