The Nigerian government has appealed to major oil marketers operating in the country not to sack workers in the oil and gas sector.
Jobs At Fidelity Bank
The Fidelity Bank of Nigeria through the Digital marketing specialist and National Planning, plans to recruit qualified candidates for the services of the Job..
Atiku reacts to appointment of Nigerian politician
Atiku while briefing newsmen. He made this know that he is happy to see Nigerians prosper in Nigeria, and around the world.
Nigerian Newspapers: Top 10 Headlines Today
Good day, Nigeria and the rest of the world. Welcome to the Chat212 FM News roundup of top 10 Nigerian Newspapers Headlines for Today.
Real Madrid sign Hazard
Real Madrid 'to officially announce £86m signing of Hazard from Chelsea after Europa League final' as his dream move nears.
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Tuesday, 12 July 2016
Top most wanted Boko Haram and Six suspects arrested in Nigeria
Top most wanted Boko Haram and Six suspects arrested in Nigeria
Six Boko Haram suspects, including chief on the wanted list of the military, arrested in Nigeria
The suspects left Borno state to avoid arrest and were captured in Lagos, Nigeria's largest city.
Six Boko Haram suspects, including chief on the wanted list of the military, arrested in Nigeria
The suspects left Borno state to avoid arrest and were captured in Lagos, Nigeria's largest city.
Monday, 11 July 2016
JAMB releases new admission guidelines
Registrar of the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board, JAMB, Professor Dibu Ojerinde has directed universities in the country to verify the SSCE results of candidates seeking admission only and not to weigh them.
Shell wins tender to sell Nigerian crude cargo to Argentina - traders
Anglo-Dutch oil company Royal Dutch Shell (RDSa.L) was awarded a tender last week to sell 1 million barrels of Nigeria's Bonny Light crude to a group of refining firms in Argentina, traders said on Monday.
Nigeria’s economy will contract this year—IMF
The International Monetary Fund (IMF), on Monday, admitted that the Nigerian economy “will probably” shrink in 2016, performing below the IMF forecast for the country. Speaking in Abuja, IMF resident representative in Nigeria, Gene Leon, said energy shortages and delayed budget weigh on output in Africa’s largest economy.
Subsidy remains economy’s biggest problem — Expert
An oil and gas expert has identified subsidy payment as the most disturbing scheme for any striving economy to grow with.
