Feb, 6th 2013
Analysts project that seven African countries will be among the top ten fastest growing economies by 2015 and that the continent’s population is going to double to 2 billion by 2050. It is critical to reform the power sector to ensure adequate and reliable energy supply to support this growth. Currently, more than 70% of Africans do not have access to power, and the few that do have unreliable...
Sep, 19th 2012
This National question whether the oil producing areas are entitled to `13% derivation of oil deposits found in the sea, 200 nautical miles and above off their shores, since the constitution is clear, that oil deposits found 200 nautical miles and above off the shores of any state is the exclusive of the federal government. Going by what the constitution says about this controversy, the oil produc...
Sep, 3rd 2012
An Integrated Payment and Supply Solution for Nigeria’s Electric Power Industry
Overview:
The supply of steady electric power in Nigeria has remained a major problem for growth and development of industry and human capital in the nation. It is estimated that Nigeria losses 70 percent of its investment potential to other nations in the subcontinent due to this problem. Equally of ...
Mar, 12th 2012
A suspected suicide bomber struck a Catholic church during mass in Jos, central Nigeria, on Sunday, killing at least three people and sparking reprisal attacks that left several others dead. The bomber detonated his explosives at St Finbar’s Catholic Church in Jos, at 10am, after being confronted by security guards. Christian youths immediately began setting up roadblocks in the city, which has ...