The Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria (HURIWA) has cautioned the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to exercise restraint, professionalism, and transparency in its
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How NNPCL ‘s PMCC Enhanced Hydrocarbon Production
Following its success in prompt identification of anomalies, minimize unplanned disruptions and consolidate data from operators, the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited NNPCL has disclosed
NNPCL Promises Support for NUJ FCT Council
…As Grace Ike-led NUJ Executive Seeks Collaboration for Developmental Reporting The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation Limited (NNPCL) has pledged its partnership and unwavering support
HURIWA Commends NNPCL on Port Harcourt Refinery
… Advocates Sustainable Measures for Local Refining The Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria (HURIWA) has commended the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL)
NNPCL: Adedapo Segun Replaces Umar Ajiya as Chief Financial Officer
By Ibrahim Garba In a bold move aimed at strengthening its operational efficiency and boost its competitive edge in the global oil and gas industry,
HURIWA Calls for Strict Sanction Against Crude Oil Thieves.
… Applauds NNPCL, others for efforts in safe guarding the crude oil. By Ikenwa Charity The Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria (HURIWA)
NNPCL Partners Chevron JV, Conclude Conversion Assets To PIA Terms
…As Partners Eye JV’s 165,000 bopd Oil Production Target by Dec 2024 Petroleum Industry Act, PIA, 2021 provisions of transiting assets from the Petroleum Profit
Obi Sues for Transparent Operations in NNPCL
…Says Government Responsibility Necessary …Fuel Scarcity, Return of Endless Queues, Sign of Ineptitude Presidential candidate of Labour Party in the last general elections in Nigeria,
NNPCL Financial Strain: Nationwide Fuel Scarcity Looms
NNPCL Limited has just announced that the company is faced with financial Strain due to PMS distribution costs which has impacted supply sustainability. The petroleum
NNPCL Turning A New Leaf
By Emmanuel Onwubiko Camillus Eboh is one of the most experienced Nigerian journalists still practicing after over two decades since he began at The Guardian
