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Nigerian Elections 2015: An Analysis of Oil, Militancy and Subsidies
On March 28, Africa’s biggest economy and also the continent’s largest oil producer, Nigeria, will go to the polls to elect its new president.
Barclays’ Mahesh Says Nigerian Election is a ‘Huge Risk’ for Oil Industry
Barclays Plc energy analyst Miswin Mahesh sees a “huge risk” of oil production in Nigeria being disrupted by political instability arising from elections scheduled for March 28.
Reinventing Nigeria’s Oil Dependency
As Nigerians prepare for presidential elections, the armed group Boko Haram, corruption and falling oil prices are some of the issues worrying Africa's most populous nation.
Nigeria’s Missing oil Revenues to Impact Presidential Election Polls
Goodluck Jonathan, the Nigerian president, has received a long awaited audit into billions of dollars of allegedly “missing” oil revenues just 11 days before a closely fought presidential election. Nigeria protests suspended after fuel price cut
Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan said on Monday petrol prices would be reduced to 97 naira ($0.60) a litre and labour unions agreed to suspend mass protests to allow further negotiations with the government. Nigerian strike talks fail to reach fuel price deal
Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan and labor unions failed to reach a compromise over government-subsidized fuel prices, but the unions said oil workers would not shut down crude output while the two sides kept tal ... Nigerian unions to meet president over fuel strike
Nigerian unions were to meet President Goodluck Jonathan on Saturday to try to defuse a row over the removal of fuel subsidies that has paralysed the economy and raised fears of a shutdown of its oil industry.Page 1 of 1
