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By Emmanuel Nduka Last Friday, Nigeria’s Federal Executive Council (FEC) commanded by President Bola Tinubu approved a $21 million investment fund to install digital meters across all 187 crude oil flow stations in the country’s oil-rich...

By Chioma Iruke For several years, the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), a secessionist movement seeking the establishment of a Biafran state carved out of Nigeria’s South-East, has actively sought to claim international support to apply...

By Emmanuel Nduka The President Bola Tinubu-led cranky Federal Government of Nigeria is seeking an additional $2 billion crude oil-backed loan from international lenders to supplement the country’s finances, which have been self-strained by the president’s...

Transparency and openness is the hallmark of any democratic institution. It is a distinctive feature that differentiates it from the military junta where the rights of the people to know is patently restricted and in most...

By Ere-ebi Agedah Imisi Of course when President Cryil Ramaphosa of South Africa went to the polls on Wednesday, May 29, 2024, the last worry on his mind was if his party would lose majority of...

By Emmanuel Nduka If you are from the Ijaw ethnicity, a predominant kinfolk spread across Nigeria’s oil-rich Niger Delta region, every Nigerian imagines that you have supernatural abilities under water. But is this a sensationalized story...