The Federal Government has endorsed a new 30,000-barrel-per-day modular refinery in Koko, Delta State. This project by Ebenco Global is set to create jobs and reduce Nigeria's reliance on imported fuel.
Minister Lokpobiri inspected Ebenco's 30,000-barrel modular refinery in Koko, Delta, boosting Nigeria's energy security and creating jobs. Read more about this landmark project.
Imo State government acquires 30.6 hectares in Nekede for Iheoma Marginal Field modular refinery project, promising job creation and economic boost for the region.
The Federal Government announces historic decision to sell Nigeria's dormant refineries, marking a major shift in the nation's energy sector after decades of operational failures and financial losses.
In a groundbreaking move to revitalize Nigeria's oil sector, the Federal Government and manufacturers have agreed to privatize the Port Harcourt refinery and other national refineries, promising to end fuel import dependency.
MAN advocates complete privatization of Nigeria's state-owned refineries to address persistent fuel shortages and boost manufacturing sector competitiveness.
The Federal Government is considering selling the country's struggling refineries to private investors as part of a comprehensive strategy to revitalize Nigeria's oil and gas sector, increase competition, and achieve energy self-sufficiency.
A prominent advocacy group defends President Tinubu's controversial 15% import duty on fuel, calling it a strategic move toward economic independence and local refinery growth.
Nigerian students unite in calling for domestic crude oil allocation to boost local refining capacity and tackle fuel scarcity crisis.