Hurray! Fuel scarcity-free holidays
Many Nigerians still have emotional scars from the fuel scarcity of 2017 where many slept at filling stations in vain...
Many Nigerians still have emotional scars from the fuel scarcity of 2017 where many slept at filling stations in vain...
Robert Castello Branco, sworn in on January 3 as the new CEO of Brazil’s state-owned oil company Petrobras, plans to...
Robert Castello Branco, sworn in on January 3 as the new CEO of Brazil’s state-owned oil company Petrobras plans to...
In December 2018, Qatar caused a stir in the oil market when it announced that it was leaving OPEC in...
Nigeria’s offgrid sector saw significant funding both from local and international sources in the past year. One of the biggest...
Nigeria’s daily crude oil production will rise by 200,000 barrels per day (bpd) from February when the first cargoes from...
The seven major buyers of the world’s Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG), CNOOC, PetroChina, Sinopec, CPC, JERA, KOGAS and Tokyo Gas,...
The third part of this investigation uncovers how regulatory failure allowed lead acid battery recyclers without even the requisite government approvals to operate with reckless abandon and endanger the lives of many Nigerians, write Isaac Anyaogu and Petra Sorge....
Two weeks after blood tests confirmed a link between lead acid battery recycling by Everest Metals Nigeria Ltd is poisoning Ipetoro community in Ogun state, the investigation shifts to foreign car makers who buy lead ingots from the company. When confronted with evidence of the company’s dangerous operations, they rethink their business relationships, write Isaac Anyaogu and Petra Sorge....
A three-month investigation uncovers how companies recycling lead acid batteries are poisoning air, soil and water sources in Ogun and Lagos states leaving workers and residents with scary levels of lead in their blood and leading experts to conclude these Nigerians are dying in instalments, writes ISAAC ANYAOGU. ...