[VOA] Abuja, Nigeria -- Nigerian lawmakers are investigating allegations of $2.4 billion in illegal sales of stolen oil to China.
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[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Kenya received its first consignment of fuel consisting of petrol, diesel, and jet A-1 fuel used in the aviation industry from the Middle East on Thursday.
[Vanguard] Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, NUPENG, has warned the Federal Government not to contemplate the removal of the subsidy on petrol without local refining capacity, in view of its socio-economic implications on businesses and ordinary Nigerians.
[Nile Post] Next time you get into a brutally hot vehicle that's been sitting in the sun, be sure to thank the inventor of car air conditioning. It's an amazing system that effectively creates comfortable cabin temps, but we all have that one friend or relative that refuses to use air conditioning since "AC lowers my fuel mileage."
[Premium Times] Mrs Popoola-Mordi joined TotalEnergies Marketing Nigeria Plc in 2011 as Legal Affairs Manager/Company Secretary
[Daily Trust] Nigeria has spent over N13 trillion or $74 billion on fuel subsidies in 16 years, which is between 2005 and 2021.
[Leadership] The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Ltd (NNPCL) has instituted a legal action against Sahara Reporters over the publication of what it called a misleading report on the reappointment of Mr Mele Kyari as its group chief executive officer (GCEO) and Umar Ajiya as the chief finance officer (CFO).
[Tunis Afrique Presse] Tunis/Tunisia -- The domestic production of crude oil dropped by 16% at the end of February 2023 compared to the end of February 2022, standing at 242 kilotonnes (kt), according to the Energy Outlook for February 2023, released Thursday by the National Observatory of Energy and Mines under the Ministry of Industry, Mines and Energy.
[Premium Times] The Ijaw Youth Congress alleges that SPDC had excluded indigenous players from its operations at the EA fields in breach of the community content guidelines.
[Daily Trust] African carriers suffered cumulative losses of about $3.5 billion (about N1.625 trillion) over the past three years, a deficit that's set to persist as restrictive fuel costs and taxes weigh on carriers.
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