80% Of Corruption In Nigeria Concentrated In Oil Sector

The Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) stated that country’s oil and gas sector accounts  about 80 % of the total corruption in Nigeria.

Chinedu Okoronkwo, the president of the association, said that his organization was largely involved in most of the corruption-related issues in the country.

He said if the federal government will stop oil corruption, then it would have been able to reduce corruption by 80%.

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Join Us To Fight ‘Holy War’ Or Die – Boko Haram Threatens Nigerians

Boko Haram Threatens Borno Residents...

 

The deadly Boko Haram sect has left a letter at the scene of the explosion that killed over 50 people at a market in Sabon Gari, threatening Borno residents to join the group or die.

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Police Tear Gas Peterside, Abe, Others At INEC Headquarters

The crisis trailing the conduct of the 2015 general elections in Rivers State took a dangerous turn yesterday, with security agencies attached to the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, tear-gassing the candidates of the All Progressives Party,

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Vacancy - 2015 Management Trainees Recruitment At Dangote Refinery

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Dangote Industries Limited is one among the largest business conglomerates hi Africa. having various manufacturing and service industries including Cement Sugar

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I Will Be Ready For PDP In 2016 - Oshiomhole

Governor Adams Oshiomhole of Edo state has disclosed his readiness to face the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), in the 2016 governorship election.

According to him, he is not a desperate politician who steals votes, adding he earned his votes.

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Nigerian Sentenced To 22 Years' Imprisonment By US Court

Lawal Babafemi, a 35-year-old Nigerian citizen, was sentenced to 22 years’ imprisonment by a US court in Brooklyn on August 12, Wednesday.

Nigerian sentenced to 22-year imprisonment in US

He was accused of receiving weapons training from al Qaeda’s Yemeni affiliate and working on the terror group’s media operations.

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