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Chief of Defence Staff, General Christopher Musa has set December 2024 deadline for the military to put an end to crude oil theft and criminal activities in the Niger-Delta. The CDS spoke yesterday in Port-Harcourt while inaugurating members of the Defence Joint Monitoring Team at the 6 Division.General Musa charged his officers and men from the three branches of the military to ensure oil production which is the main source of foreign exchange to the country gets to 2.2 barrels per day by December.

Chief of Defence Staff, General Christopher Musa has set December 2024 deadline for the military to put an end to crude oil theft and criminal activities in the Niger-Delta. The CDS spoke yesterday in Port-Harcourt while inaugurating members of the Defence Joint Monitoring Team at the 6 Division.General Musa charged his officers and men from the three branches of the military to ensure oil production which is the main source of foreign exchange to the country gets to 2.2 barrels per day by December.

admin September 12, 2024
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Niger State Government has successfully attracted a historic $684 million investment into the Special Agro-industrial Processing Zone (SAPZ) by China Overseas Engineering Group Company Limited (COVEC) and China Railway Engineering Corporation (CREC) both based in Beijing, China.

Niger State Government has successfully attracted a historic $684 million investment into the Special Agro-industrial Processing Zone (SAPZ) by China Overseas Engineering Group Company Limited (COVEC) and China Railway Engineering Corporation (CREC) both based in Beijing, China.

admin September 11, 2024
His Excellency Farmer Mohammed Umnaru Bago knows the way to economic prosperity. BagoISGUD for Nigeria NigerISGUD for...
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Four hundred Nigerians including 90 females and 310 males have been deported from the United Arab Emirates back to Nigeria.They were received at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja by the office of the National Security Adviser in collaboration with the National commission for refugees, migrants and Internally Displaced Persons, National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP), the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) and other stakeholders.

Four hundred Nigerians including 90 females and 310 males have been deported from the United Arab Emirates back to Nigeria.They were received at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja by the office of the National Security Adviser in collaboration with the National commission for refugees, migrants and Internally Displaced Persons, National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP), the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) and other stakeholders.

admin September 11, 2024
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