By Kayode Akinmade For more than three decades, the Olokola Liquefied Natural Gas project remained largely a promise on paper. Now, renewed discussions between the Ogun State Government and the
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited has recorded zero voluntary resignations for the second consecutive year, a development it attributes to st Read More: https://punchng.com/nnpc-records-zero-voluntary-resignations-for-second-year/
Stories by Emmanuel Addeh in Abuja The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC) has committed N473.8 billion to major gas infrastructure projects, including the proposed Nigeria-Morocco Gas Pipeline, while N25.7
The accounts also show that other receivables from the Federation rose to ₦11.2 trillion from ₦8.84 trillion. The post NNPC’s Federation receivables fall to ₦11.2 trillion after energy security costs offset appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .
NNPC Limited’s group revenue fell sharply by N10.56 trillion in 2025, largely driven by a steep 77.6 per cent decline in petroleum products revenue, according to its 2025 audited financial report. The post NNPC revenue plunges by N10.6trn in 2025 appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .
Atiku Abubakar wants the N11.2 trillion (US$8.4 billion) in NNPC receivables itemised and asks whether federal contractors fund Tinubu's campaign. The post Atiku Demands NNPC Receivables Breakdown in Nigeria appeared first on The Rio Times .
I am not an accountant, so my opinion on the NNPC’s recently released 2025 annual financial report is a qualified one. It matters, therefore, that PwC, the audit and assurance firm, which signed off on the report has no doubt that it represents a true and fair view of the corporation’s performance…
The ADC presidential candidate asked NNPC to break down its N11.2 trillion Federation-related receivables, including any pipeline-security costs, and questioned support for President Bola Tinubu’s re-election campaign by individuals associated with government contractors. The post Atiku demands…
The report stated that the ₦473.8 billion loan was granted to NGIC “to fund the Nigeria–Morocco Gas Pipeline cash call commitments, equity injection to AGPC, and finance the AKK Pipeline Project.” The post NNPC Commits ₦473.8bn To Gas Infrastructure Projects, Records ₦25.7bn Interest appeared first…
The NNPC has committed N473.8bn to gas infrastructure projects, including the Nigeria-Morocco and AKK pipelines, its 2025 financial report shows. Read More: https://punchng.com/nnpc-commits-n473-8bn-to-major-gas-infrastructure/
