Nigeria | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 51
Four Challenges Facing Nigeria´s President-Elect Buhari
For President-elect Buhari, winning Nigeria's tight election race is the easy part. Keeping Africa's biggest country afloat will be harder
Violence Sparks in Nigeria’s Oil-Rich Delta Region
Nigeria's delta region was hit by violence on Friday, as gunmen killed nine people and, separately, militants blew up a gas pipeline, in a sign of returning unrest to the oil producing area days after a relatively pe ...
African Oil Producers Seek to Cut Production
The African Petroleum Producers Association, which represents oil and gas producers from Algeria to South Africa, called for a cut in oil output globally.
Unrest in Nigeria Oil Region Subsides as Jonathan Concedes
Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan’s concession of defeat in presidential elections has mitigated the risk of an armed uprising in the main oil-producing region by militants who were intent on keeping him in power.
Exploration and Productions Drops to Record Low in Nigeria
Nigeria’s oil and gas sector faces low exploration and drilling activities, with only two companies currently engaged in activities, revealed the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC).
Total Completes Divestment of its Onshore Stake in Nigeria
Total has completed the divestment of its stake in onshore Oil Mining Lease (OML) 29 to Aiteo Eastern E&P, a Nigerian company, for USD 569m
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.
Credit Agency Cuts Nigeria to B+ on Weak Oil
Credit agency Standard & Poor's downgraded Nigeria's rating to B+ from BB- on Friday, saying the decline in oil prices in the past seven months had significantly affected the country's finances.
