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"Refer to what the Managing Director of IMF said when she visited Nigeria. She said that Nigeria is an independent country and cannot be influenced by the IMF to do anything. Nigeria is not owing the IMF, we have not taken any facility from IMF," he told Daily Trust.
During her recent visit to Nigeria, IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde said President Jonathan's 'Transformation Agenda' "is an agenda for Nigeria, driven by Nigerians. The IMF is here to support you and be a better partner for you."
It is estimated that by the time fuel subsidy is removed, price of petrol will jump from N65 per litre to about N140 per litre.
Government officials said over N1.3 trillion is used annually to subsidise fuel products, which they said was not sustainable. No provision has been made for subsidy in the 2012 budget.
Ghana for the second time in twelve months reviewed upwards the prices of petroleum products yesterday.
Ghana's National Petroleum Authority yesterday announced that the recent upward adjustment was necessitated by government's decision to withdraw subsidies on petroleum products in 2012.
June 2005 Nigeria's lucrative oil reserves may have enriched its politicians but they've brought little but misery to ordinary people. Now ...
The report, released on Tuesday and based on research carried out in 2010, showed that publicly listed companies score better than non-listed firms, while international oil companies fare better than national oil companies. Nigeria’s state oil company had the poorest transparency record of 44 national and international energy companies evaluated in a report published by international watchdogs this week....
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Petroleum Industry Bill to be ready next month
Mrs. Alison-Maduekwe, who was the guest speaker at the lecture titled 'Nigeria's Petroleum Industry, its growth post PIB', said she has been holding discussions with the chairmen of the committees and has been speaking with all concerned.
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Nigeria: The Country's Oil Production Dips With Bonga Shut-in
Nigeria's 2011 budget is to suffer the first shock as projected oil export revenue which formed the basis for the fiscal estimates may fall below expectation following production shut in at the 180, 000 barrels per day Bonga deepwater field.
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Nigeria gets extractive industry transparency approval It expressed satisfaction with Nigeria's commitment to openness and transparency in the management of revenues from the oil, gas, and solid mineral sectors through its support to the work of NEITI and its audit processes. Emphasising the need to extend |
'PIB to Push Nigeria's Oil Revenue to $680bn'
Nigeria's annual revenue from oil and gas operations in the country is expected to shoot up to about $680 billion when the much-awaited Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB) is passed into law. This is just as the federal government has attributed the boost in
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Calls Mount to Tap US Oil Reserves
“Chances are it wouldn't have a material, visible impact on prices,” said Lawrence J. Goldstein, a director at the Energy Policy Research Foundation, an organization partly financed by the oil industry. But “it would free up supply for everybody,
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