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NLNG reaffirms commitment to Finima Nature Park
Nigeria LNG has reaffirmed its commitment to conserving nature and preserving wetlands at its Finima Nature Park on Bonny Island as part of plans to promote decarbonization and green culture. The company stated this on the back of the Federal…
Shell to deploy 2nd FPSO in Bonga
Sopuruchi Onwuka Shell has declared intention to deploy a second production floater in the operated deepwater Bonga fields, ending speculations of possible tie-in of production from contiguous to existing Bonga floating production, storage and offtake (FPSO) vessel which has produced…
Remains beatified Woman’s heart cleansed of disease, scientists say
The preserved heart of a holy French woman from the 19th century intrigued scientists after they found the relic showed no signs of the heart disease that supposedly afflicted her. Some church members see this as a sign of a…
US downs another ‘Chinese’ object
President Joe Biden ordered the Pentagon to shoot down an object spotted at 40,000 feet over Alaska, less than a week after fighter jets targeted an alleged Chinese surveillance balloon that had crossed the US and provoked a national uproar….
British Navy chases away Chinese spy submarine
British battle ship, HMS Queen Elizabeth, reportedly, has reportedly tracked down and chased off a Chinese spy submarine. A two-minute-long excerpt from a BBC documentary shows how naval officers aboard the aircraft carrier discovered the foreign vessel using state of…
Nigerian bags 5 year jail in US for love scam
Sopuruchi Onwuka A Nigerian resident in the United States of America, Adedunmole Gbadegesin, will spend some 60 months in jail for scamming woman with the pretense of love. Mrs Gbadegesin who involved in a scheme that cost a Lexington woman…
Obidients vibrate Lagos for Obi-Datti campaign
Sopuruchi Onwuka It was massive turn out of supporters for the Peter Obi presidential campaign train in Lagos on Saturday despite attacks unleashed on them by thugs allegedly hired by the ruling party in the state. Mr Peter Obi who…
UK pays £1.7bn import fraud charges to EU
Great Britain ruled by King Charles III has agreed to pay the European Union princely £1.7 billion in reparation for stolen customs duties on imported goods, concluding payment of the £2.4 billion slammed on the Nigeria’s colonial master for fraudulent…
Footballer Christian Atsu still missing after Turkey quake
Earlier announcement by his club that Ghanaian soccer star, Christian Atsu, has been rescued with injuries from earthquake rubbles in Turkey has been debunked, supporting fears that the African football export remains missing after the series of quakes that rocked…
Division rocks Anglican Church over gay couples
The Church of England is to be ostracized by the body that represents the majority of Anglicans after it backed blessings for gay couples. For the first time in its history, General Synod, the Church of England’s legislative body, voted…
