BUSINESS
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Consumer rights: LASG won’t tolerate companies’ no-refund policy anymore
Lagos State Government will no longer tolerate the no-refund policy of some companies as indicated in their products’ sales receipts.…
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AfDB recommends reduction of poisonous gases by petroleum sector
The African Development Bank (AfDB), says mitigating climate change requires urgent and significant reductions of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by…
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Mangal Industries ready to pay for Kogi mining site, compensate 52 households
Mangal Industries Ltd. on Wednesday said it was ready to make the necessary payments for a mining site in Kogi,…
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Raise oil production to reduce 2023 budget deficit- Experts urge FG
Some financial analysts have urged the Federal Government to raise the nation’s oil production to OPEC quota, as panacea to…
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Bayelsa kicks against BudgiT 2022 report, faults indices
The Bayelsa government has dismissed the 2022 fiscal sustainability report on Nigerian states released by BudgiT, a public finance transparency-focused…
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OPEC decision on production cut unanimous, says Sylva
Chief Timipre Sylva, Minister of State Petroleum Resources, says the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) decision to cut two…
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Force majeure: NLNG to review extent of disruption to operations
The Nigeria LNG Ltd. (NLNG), says it’s currently reviewing the situation with gas suppliers to ascertain the extent of the…
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Cooking gas prices to rise as NLNG plant shutdown threaten shutdown
The Liquified Petroleum Gas Retailers (LPGAR) says the shutting down of the Nigeria Liquefied and Natural Gas (NLNG) processing plant…
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Nigerian companies are neither shutting down nor relocating – MAN
The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) says contrary to misconceptions in certain quarters, Nigerian companies are neither shutting down nor…
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Nigeria loses N120bn annually to foreign production of advertising materials
The Advertising Regulatory Council of Nigeria (ARCON) says the nation’s advertising industry loses over N120 billion annually to the production…
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