[Premium Times] Revenue added 51.9 per cent as it rose to N21 billion, gaining strength from improvement in both room bookings and food & beverages.
[Premium Times] A source told this newspaper that the removals were part of a broader organisational shake-up.
[New Times] Rwanda is set to expand its national petroleum storage capacity from 66.4 million litres to 334 million litres following a revised fuel levy, in a bid to strengthen the country's fuel security.
[Leadership] Nigeria's Petroleum Industry is attracting exponential private sector-led investment drive, indicating positive policy initiatives by the federal government.
[Daily Trust] The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) in the House of Representatives has announced the recovery of an additional ₦11,488,761,099 billion from oil and gas companies with outstanding obligations to the Federal Government.
[New Era] Chairman and CEO of TotalEnergies Patrick Pouyanné committed to deepening the company's investment in the country's energy, education and infrastructure sectors when he met President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah at State House on Friday.
[New Era] Bank Windhoek's managing director Baronice Hans said the bank remains firmly committed to promoting sustainable solutions in all its financing and investment decisions around the oil and gas value chain.
[Daily Trust] Troops of the 6 Division, Nigerian Army, have arrested 23 suspected oil thieves and deactivated 13 artisanal refineries during intensified operations across the Niger Delta region.
[Premium Times] The Nigeria Export Promotion Council says it is working with the Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment to further increase non-oil exports.
[This Day] Functioning with high professional standards and in sync with the demands of a 21st Century regulator, the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission has earned its accolades from stakeholders within and outside the nation's oil and gas exploration and production sector owing to its sterling performance that has set the industry on the path of consistent growth, transparency, efficiency, and a renewed investor confidence. Only a survey with confusing conclusions and unanswered questions believes
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