Rupert expressed confidence in his son’s ability to lead the publishing empire.

After years of struggles to reach its production potential, Nigeria is now ready to play a key role in the energy market, thanks in no small part to the birth and announcement of ‘Nembe’, a new blend of crude oil.

The commission said the report was incorrect and a misrepresentation of both the process and outcome of the 2020 marginal field award exercise.

“We shall also be leveraging technology to deliver our financing activities to the beneficiaries…”

Egyptian minister Al-Mashat said its launch would have a positive impact on Africa’s agenda for sustainable development.

This figure marks the tenth consecutive rise in the country’s inflation rate this year.

This transaction will increase Oando’s stake in the NEPL/NAOC/OOL JV assets and infrastructure.

The workshop ended with over $950 million in facility agreements signed.

Nigeria now sends more students to the US than Japan, Brazil and Saudi Arabia.

“ValueJet remains a safe airline and all the airline’s operations are normal without any glitch,” a statement from the airline read.

“Nigeria is the candle of hope that will light the way for Africa. And once Africa is illuminated, the world will be a brighter place for all of humanity.”

The president led a delegation to the summit where he declared that Nigeria is open for business.

The agreement states that the facility would be utilized to finance trade and trade-related transactions in support of UBA’s clients.

“It will be a sad outcome if we stop the importation of refined petroleum products only to replace it with the importation of crude oil for use in our local refineries.”

The deal shows how aviation has bounced back after the groundings of the coronavirus pandemic

It said the maintenance will be carried out in a way to have minimal impact on overall production.

It said despite the  225 basis points hike in MPR, inflation is still a challenge and may hit 30% by December.

“Realistically, the naira should be trading between N700 and N800/$ if not for the activities of those that are pushing the speculative attack on the naira,” said a bank CEO.

“We don’t want to start our refinery with foreign goods, we want to start with the Nigerian crude,” the billionaire said.

The shutdown may impact the federal government’s planned $7bn dividend securitisation.