Multinationals behind oil theft in Nigeria – Naval chief

The Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Usman Jibrin, has accused International Oil Companies operating in Nigeria of complicity in the theft of the nation’s crude oil.

He also said that the Navy would not pretend about the involvement of the oil companies in crude oil theft.
He spoke at a meeting of the top leadership of the Navy and the Managing Directors/Chief Executive Officers of the IOCs in Abuja on Wednesday.

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Boko Haram slaugthering males in Bama –Borno senator

►The Senator representing Borno Central in the National Assembly, Ahmed Zannah, on Wednesday raised the alarm that Boko Haram had started massacring teenage and adult males in its drive to expand its caliphate in the North –East.

►Zannah, in a telephone interview with one of our correspondents, also insisted that the insurgents had taken over Bama, a town less than 78 kilomitres from Maiduguri, the Borno State capital.

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Employer: Eleganza Industries Limited

►Vacancy - Personal Assistant To Group Chairman C.E.O
►Location: Lagos

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Vacancy - Project Engineer Needed

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Location: Lagos

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NIGERIA 2015: Group vow to pick up N19.5m nomination form

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►A group, House2House for Democracy, has vowed to pay for President Goodluck Jonathan’s nomination form at the national secretariat of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, so he could contest the 2015 presidential election.

►Director-General, House2House for Democracy, Ogidi Ben Bara, said the decision was made to spur Mr. President’s ambition and declaration for re-election in 2015.

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How escapee Port Harcourt index case was traced

Shedding light on the escape and tracing of the Port Harcourt index case, Adesina said he was under home monitoring at the time of escape.

“We started bringing people for quarantine. There is a model established with Ebola contact tracing called home monitoring because patients are not contagious until they get sick. So we keep them at home and have people monitoring them and check on them all the time. And that is how we found out that the Port Harcourt index case bolted.

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