Through visionary leadership, creativity and effective implementation of our ideas, we empower people, their transactions, systems and institutions against corruption.
The Economy of Conflict in the Oil Rich Niger Delta Region of Nigeria
- PINS2015
- January 11, 2012
- No Comments
- Tags: economy, Niger Delta, oil
(featured image courtesy of naijadeltawatch)
On December 10, 2011, if you stopped at the Mobil filling station on Old Aba Road in Port Harcourt, you would be able to buy a litre of petrol for 65 naira or $1.66 per gallon at an exchange rate of $1/N157 and 4 litres per gallon. This is the official price. The government claims that this price would have been subsidized at N73/litre and that the true price of a litre of petrol in Port Harcourt is N138/litre or $3.52 per gallon.view full text
About Author: PINS2015
Leave a Reply Cancel reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.
Recent Tweets
-
THE SCRUTINY NEWSLETTER is out! https://t.co/faSugNbUbT Stories via @Tori_Nigeria
23 hours ago
-
THE SCRUTINY NEWSLETTER is out! https://t.co/xqrKBGMKT5
2 days ago
-
THE SCRUTINY NEWSLETTER is out! https://t.co/G8T6HELvNP
3 days ago
-
THE SCRUTINY NEWSLETTER is out! https://t.co/UI1I8INoHB
4 days ago
-
THE SCRUTINY NEWSLETTER is out! https://t.co/QVaIFuWVJB Stories via @CFR_Religion @uncaccoalition @opeoluway2k #nigeria #anticorruption
5 days ago
-
THE SCRUTINY NEWSLETTER is out! https://t.co/N7K5nAwXp7
6 days ago
-
THE SCRUTINY NEWSLETTER is out! https://t.co/ID6W7pvZpI
7 days ago
-
THE SCRUTINY NEWSLETTER is out! https://t.co/i6vdFk0D1q Stories via @NigeriaNewsdesk
1 week ago
-
THE SCRUTINY NEWSLETTER is out! https://t.co/sqKGcsLeNq
1 week ago
-
RT @CORANigeria: CORRUPTION ANONYMOUS unveiled! @officialEFCC @macfound https://t.co/meN6BjBhiF
1 week ago
Like us on Facebook
Projects
- ►Anti-Corruption Law Repo (20)
- ►UNCAC (10)
- ►UNCAC (10)
- ►Boko Haram (96)
- ►Boko-Haram (96)
- ►Boko-Haram (96)
- ►Scrutiny (52)
- ►Scrutiny Newsletters (51)
- ►Scrutiny Newsletters (51)
- ▼The Essence of Oil (1430)
- ►Banner Stories (8)
- ►Elite Economics and Commonsense (33)
- ►Integrity (60)
- ►Integrity News (60)
- ►Integrity News (60)
- ►Oil Industry Oversight, Regulation and Management (218)
- ►Institutions and Key Organisation (130)
- ►laws and Regulations (84)
- ►Institutions and Key Organisation (130)
- ▼Political Economy of Oil in Nigeria (645)
- ▼Conflict (99)
- ‘Destruction of militants Weapons Ends Niger Delta Unrest’
- (Video) Occupy Nigeria Protesters shut down Town Hall meeting with Minister of State
- $1bn Chevron suit: Brittania-U lawyer cautions minister, NNPC against contempt
- 500 illegal refineries destroyed in four months in N’Delta
- A Chronology of Attacks on and Unlawful Interferences with, Offshore Oil and Gas Installations, 1975 – 2010 by Mikhail Kashubsky
- Anambra, Enugu and Kogi Bicker Over Oil Wells
- Arepo Explosions: NNPC officials aiding, abetting vandals – Amosun
- As Oil Supplies Are Stretched, Rebels, Terrorists Get New Clout
- Attack on Chevron Flowstation
- Attacks on Shell Connected
- Bonga Platform Attacked
- Chevron and ExxonMobil (EM) Face Distinct Challenges in Operating in the Niger Delta
- Chevron Negotiates with Ijaw Militants
- Clash between JTF and Militants Delivering a Shell Hostage
- Community Storms Chevron Escravos Terminal
- Corruption, Conflict and the Management of Natural Resources by Horatiu A. Rus
- Court rejects Agip’s objection in gas plant case against Arco
- Debasing Africa's Largest Economy
- Delta Elections Postponed as Level of Violence Rises
- DERIVATION: Fiscal federalism to the rescue?
- Dozens Reportedly Killed In Bayelsa State, Nigeria
- Dual Hegemonies: A Dialectical Appraisal of Niger-Delta Politics by Uvie Edo
- Emergency of Ethnic Movements in the Niger Delta Region: From Voice to Armed Struggle in the New Democratic Era (1999-Present) by Chuba Nkejiaka
- Ending the Vicious Circle: Oil, Corruption, and Violent conflict in the Niger Delta David U. Enweremadu
- Escalation of Violence Worries Exxon Mobil
- Ex-militants battle oil thieves in Delta
- Ex-militants impound illegal oil barges in Ondo
- Exxon Mobil Housing Compound Attacked in Akwa Ibom State
- Exxon Mobil Worries Over Escalation of Violence in Rivers State
- Face of New War in Niger Delta - Villagers Flee Military Raids
- FG opens talks with labour •Says it can no longer bear subsidy burden •Begs labour to examine proposal •Only N900bn spent on subsidy annually - PPPRA replies Senate
- From Militancy to Amnesty: Some Thoughts on President Yar’adua’s Apparoach to the Niger Delta Crisis (V. Egwemi)
- How Govt Spent Over $1 billion to Buy Peace in Niger Delta
- Ijaw graduates give 7-day ultimatum to Chevron
- JTF Bombing of Villages Reportedly Confirmed
- JTF impounds vessel with stolen oil
- JTF, Militants Clash In Delta State
- Key Chevron Flowstations Attacked
- Kidnapping in Nigeria’s Niger Delta: An Exploratory Study Nseabasi S. Akpan
- Mend Declares Ceasefire
- MEND: Anatomy Of A Peoples’ Militia By Ike Okonta
- MEND: The Niger Delta’s Umbrella Militant Group by Stephanie Hanson
- Militant Threat, Bunkering & Insecurity Plague Niger Delta
- Militants Shut down over 40 percent of Nigeria's oil production
- Military Prepares for Action After Attacks
- Militias have been Well-Armed and Funded for Decades
- Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) Political Marginalization, Repression and Petro-Insurgency in the Niger Delta by Elias Courson
- N/Delta: No Amnesty for ‘Forgotten’ Militants - Give us Back our Arms, Ex-militants Tell FG
- Niger Delta Social and Conflict Analysis
- Niger Delta Violence Timeline
- Niger Delta: MEND’s Violence on the Rise
- Niger-Delta Youths Set For Showdown
- Niger/Delta: Militancy or Criminality - A Genuine Cause for Agitation?
- Nigeria LNG declares force majeure
- Nigeria loses N8bn to gas pipeline vandalism
- Nigeria MEND militants claim Niger Delta attack
- Nigeria Oil Theft At Highest Level In Years
- Nigeria: 14 Militants' Camps Captured, John Togo Flees
- Nigeria: Ending Unrest in The Niger Delta
- Nigeria: FG Condemns New Hostage Taking in Niger-Delta
- Nigeria: Gas Flaring – Niger Delta Youths Sue Shell, Total, ExxonMobil, Chevron and others
- Nigeria: Hostage Crisis Continues, Military Gets Involved
- Nigeria: Jonathan - I Support Military Crackdown On Militants
- Nigeria: Mend Plans Serial Attacks on Oil Rigs
- Nigeria: Militant Attacks Reduce Oil Production
- Nigeria: Militants Say Hostages Are in Their Custody
- Nigeria: Soldiers, Militants in Shoot-Out in Delta, Bayelsa
- Nigeria: Timeline of recent events in Niger Delta
- Nigeria: Two French Among Hostages Taken From Oil Rig
- Nigeria's House of Cards
- Nigeria’s Petroleum industry stuck in corruption morass
- Nigerian kidnappers release 24 Filipino hostages
- Nigerian Militants Attack Eni Oil Pipeline in Delta
- Nigerian Militants Vow to Resume Attacks Next Week
- Nigerian Military Operation Results in Civilian "collateral Damage"
- Northern leaders revenue formula campaign provocative – Ijaw group
- Oil Exploitation and Conflict in the Niger-Delta Region of Nigeria
- Oil Spill: N’Delta paying huge price for nation’s oil production
- Oil Workers Strike: Nationwide darkness looms following cut in gas supply to power plants
- Piracy activities heighten in Niger Delta
- Protesters disrupt Warri Port operations
- Reported Military Clashes With Ijaw Youth
- Shell Awards Divisive Contract in Warri Communities
- Shell is pushed to explain its role in $1.1bn Nigerian corruption scandal
- Shell Logistics Base in Bayelsa State Attacked by Youths
- Shell Review Security Situations in Warri
- Shell spills oil in Ogboinbiri River in Bayelsa, refuses to visit site
- Signs of Renewed Fighting in Warri
- Statoil resumes gas production in Algeria
- Strike: Diezani shuns Reps again
- SUBSIDY: FG, oil marketers clash over interest charge
- The Economy of Conflict in the Oil Rich Niger Delta Region of Nigeria
- The Economy of Conflict in the Oil Rich Niger Delta Region of Nigeria Augustine Ikelegbe
- The Niger Crisis: Beyond the Price of Crude Oil
- The Politics of Amnesty in the Delta Niger Challenges Ahead by Kathryn Nwajiaku-Dahou
- Threat Level Rises as MEND Plans Attack on Oil Majors
- Three American Citizens, Four British Nationals, One South African, One Filipino and a Nigerian National Kidnapped Offshore
- Vandalism can increase risk in oil price instability — NAPE
- Youth Militia, Self Determination and Resource Control Struggle in The Niger-Delta Region of Nigeria
- ►Corruption (206)
- ▼Economics (191)
- ‘Nigeria now dumping ground for substandard lubricants’
- ‘Nigeria should not count on higher oil prices’
- ‘Shell Paid N6.7 Trillion To FG In 4 Years’
- (Video) Nigeria's Fuel Subsidy Strike with Sanusi Lamido Sanusi
- $1bn Chevron suit: Brittania-U lawyer cautions minister, NNPC against contempt
- $35m lost daily to oil theft – Confab committee
- $80 benchmark price will hurt our economy – Finance Minister
- 2013 budget in trouble before endorsement
- 28 licensees lack capacity to operate refineries –Presidential panel
- Airline operators spend 40% of revenue on fuel
- Alleged $620 Bribe: Farouk Lawan, Emenalo Re-arraigned
- Analysis Of Fuel Subsidy Removal
- Audit reports non-implementation responsible for challenges in oil, gas sector
- Behind the Controversial N2tr Fuel Subsidy
- Brazil now highest buyer of Nigeria’s crude
- Brent inches higher to $59
- Brent oil inches to $99 on OPEC output cut talk
- CBN Economic Report: February 2014
- CBN puts Nigeria’s daily oil output in Q2 at 2.12m bpd
- Concerns heighten over Nigeria’s oil industry in 2014
- Corruption in the oil sector: The facts and fiction
- Crude theft, vandalism frustrating Nigeria’s Petroleum industry – PENGASSAN
- Curbing Nigeria’s Personal Sector
- Dangote Group Hopeful U.S.$9 Billion Refinery Kicks Off By 2017
- Dateline Abuja: How Laudable Is The Renewed Fight Against Corruption
- Debasing Africa's Largest Economy
- Declining Oil Price: Nigeria’s Debt Repayment Is Challenged – IMF
- Drop in crude oil production worrisome – NUPENG
- Dwindling Oil Revenues: PPPRA union demands introduction of fuel tax
- Eni paid $533m bribe to Nigerian politicians – Prosecutors
- Enugu NNPC Depot To Begin Operations In July – PPMC
- Escalation of Violence Worries Exxon Mobil
- Excess Crude Account Rises To $3.45bn
- External reserves fall $6bn below FG target
- Falling oil price may not affect $3.8bn Egina project
- FG - We have not Abandoned SURE Programme
- FG Budgets N250 billion for Turnaround Maintenance of Refineries
- FG can not Fully Implement SURE
- FG deducts N302bn for Subsidy in Two Months
- FG grants energy firms N23bn waivers in 2013
- FG proposes $78 oil benchmark for 2015 budget
- FG Says Oil And Gas Park Scheme Will Increase Job Creators
- FG to Review SURE Document
- FG, states, LGs share 1 billion dollars from Excess Crude Account
- Files Open New Window on $182-Million Halliburton Bribery Scandal in Nigeria
- Financial Faultlines
- Fixing the Trouble with Nigeria?
- Floods cut 500,000 barrels of Nigeria’s daily crude production
- For the CBN, have the Chickens finally Come Home to Roost?
- Fresh 2011 Subsidy Claims Hit N451bn
- From boom to gloom or doom –The Story of Oil
- Fuel scarcity worsens as NNPC promises improved supply
- Fuel Scarcity: NNPC assures Nigerians of adequate supply
- Fuel subsidy is not working – FG
- Fuel subsidy still intact, says Okonjo-Iweala
- Fuel Subsidy: How the Real Cost of Nigerian Petrol Shows That There is no Fuel Subsidy
- Funds for Development?
- Gas Flaring Increases in the Niger Delta
- Gas to power: NPDC hits 400 million standard cubic feet daily
- Ghana to cut gas import from Nigeria
- Global fuel use to rise 38% by 2040
- Governors Renew bid to End Fuel Subsidy
- Govt lost N191bn to oil theft in Q1 – NNPC
- How Merger, Acquisition Options Strengthen Nigerian Content in Oil, Gas Sector
- How Oil thieves are Bleeding Nigeria Dry
- How we plan to recover Fuel subsidy loot - Okonjo-Iweala
- IMF backs FG on $75 oil benchmark
- India Replaces US As Largest Importer Of Nigeria’s Crude Oil
- Indicted marketers instigating fuel scarcity – FG
- Indigenous oil firms to produce 500,000 bpd by 2018
- IOCs Seek Fresh Negotiations with FG on Funding for Oil and Gas Projects
- IPMAN plans $3bn investment in refineries
- Jonathan wants $8bn loan for pipeline projects
- Jonathan's Group Spends N2bn On Subsidy Advert
- JTF Arrests 2 Oil Vessels, 2 Barges Over Illegal Lifting Of Crude
- JTF Bombing of Villages Reportedly Confirmed
- Lagos to join oil producing states in 2015
- LPG: ‘We need constructive engagement with FG in 2014’-NLPGA boss
- Marketers claim N64.3bn for long-distance fuel distribution
- Militias have been Well-Armed and Funded for Decades
- Missing $20bn: Reps gives Okonjo-Iweala one-week ultimatum to submit forensic audit
- N’Assembly increases 2012 budget by N228.4bn, passes N4.88tn
- N161bn Subsidy Budget Given To CBN Dec 31 – Okonjo-Iweala
- N649bn Subsidy Paid on Surplus Petrol in 2011-PPPRA.
- N7bn tax evasion: Petitioner tackles Shell, EFCC
- N888bn enough for 2012 fuel subsidy – Okonjo-Iweala
- NACCIMA Supports Illegal Refineries
- Naira falls on oil-imports demand
- National Assembly committee wants SURE-P scrapped
- NEITI audit: FG earns $143.5bn in 3yrs
- Ngozi confirms N1.7tr Fuel Subsidy Spending
- Nigeria earned $30.3bn from oil, gas export in 2012
- Nigeria earns N69bn from LPG sales
- Nigeria earns N6trn from oil in 11 months – CBN
- Nigeria fails to attract $100bn oil investments
- Nigeria loses N159trn as IOCs divest
- Nigeria loses N3bn as Shell Shuts Down Pipeline
- Nigeria Losing Ground To New African Oil Frontiers
- Nigeria lost $100bn to foreign crude tankers – NCDMB
- Nigeria Lost N207, bn to Strike, Statistics Bureau Says
- Nigeria Signs $4.5 bln Refineries Deal With Vulcan Petroleum
- Nigeria targets fuel sufficiency, exports by 2020
- Nigeria to benefit from Chevron’s $33 billion Investment
- Nigeria to earn N672m daily from Shell’s new oil well
- Nigeria, hub for lubricant production in West Africa – Total boss
- Nigeria, OPEC countries panic as oil price drop persists
- Nigeria, sub-Saharan Africa, account for 30% global oil discoveries
- Nigeria: Militant Attacks Reduce Oil Production
- Nigeria: Oil Slide - Chevron U.S Asset Sales to U.S.$15 Billion
- Nigeria's rich gas reserve pivotal to economic transformation
- Nigeria’ll become regional gas hub by 2017 – NNPC
- Nigeria’ll lose Africa’s top oil producer status – IEA
- Nigeria’s annual offshore drilling expenditure to reach $2.26bn by 2016
- Nigeria’s gas demand to hit 10bcf — NNPC
- Nigeria’s oil industry at risk over high cost – IOCs
- NIGERIA’S OIL IS BECOMING UNATTRACTIVE - EXPERTS
- Nigeria’s Oil Sector: Dubai Chamber Excited About $6bn FDIs
- Nigeria’s Revenue Dipped As Oil Sales Dropped – FIRS Boss
- Nigeria/Ghana Gas Deal: Firm Engages 4 New Suppliers
- Nigerian firms execute $12b oil, gas projects in 2014
- Nigerians to pay more for cooking gas
- NNPC fails to account for 65,000 barrels of crude per day
- NNPC loses N190bn to pipeline vandalism
- NNPC seeks Army, Police’s support to protect assets
- NNPC still owes fed account N588bn – NEITI
- No funds to share for FG, states - NNPC, others fail to remit revenues
- NPDC grosses about 200,000 BOPD, as year ends
- NUPENG decries 42% drop in oil revenue
- Oando loses revenue, works to boost profit in 2014
- Oando records 407790 barrels in Q1
- Oil and Gas Technical Background Paper by by Ms. Lois Laraba Machunga-Disu and Miss Zumunta Machunga-Disu
- Oil Consumption to Rise to 400 000 BPD By 2023 - BMI
- Oil firms shun gas flare penalty payment for 2012
- Oil Glut: Crude Differential Hits 10-year Low
- Oil leak: ExxonMobil shuts in production
- Oil marketer advocates death penalty for pipeline vandals
- Oil price benchmark controversy unnecessary – Sanusi
- Oil price: Brent slumps under $99
- Oil savings more than doubled says, Okonjo-Iweala
- Oil sector loses N32bn foreign investment
- Oil, gas entrepreneurs to tap from CBN’s N220b MSME cash
- OPEC basket price drops to $109.39 per barrel
- OPEC oil production shots up in July
- OPEC to lose market share to shale oil in 2014
- Over N451billion of 2012 fuel subsidy budget already spent
- Petrol Now N97/litre
- Petroleum downstream subsector poorly regulated – Marketers
- Poll Postponement Takes Toll On Oil Industry Investment
- Poor Funding Poses Threat To NNPC’s Joint Ventures
- Port Harcourt refinery set to return to full production capacity
- PPMC exports N117bn fuel oil in one year
- PPMC recorded N687.1bn revenue deficit in 2012
- PPMC to boost products reserves by 80 million litres
- Prejudice and SURE
- Reading the Tea Leaves
- Removal Of Subsidy: In Whose Interest?
- Remove subsidies on petroleum products, LCCI tells FG
- Rep Cautions NASS On $67bn External Reserve
- Reps to increase oil bench mark
- S-East PDP okays removal of fuel subsidy
- Sanusi Shuts Down Lawmakers Crude Benchmark Proposal, Advises on $75
- Security operatives destroy 51 illegal refineries in Rivers
- Senate to adopt $78 oil benchmark for 2015 fiscal year
- Senate, Reps to harmonise oil benchmark proposals
- Seplat Releases $408m For Oil Asset Acquisition
- Shell and Chevron Support Military Action in Warri
- Shell is pushed to explain its role in $1.1bn Nigerian corruption scandal
- Shell MD Discusses the Status of the Proposed Petroleum Industry Bill
- Shell sells Nigerian onshore oil fields
- Shell sues EFCC over $1.2m debt collection
- Shell to Pay Bayelsa Residents $1.5 million for Oil Spill-Senate
- Shell’s Bonga North West projects to contribute $4.2m daily to FG
- Statoil resumes gas production in Algeria
- Strike: Diezani shuns Reps again
- Subsidy Probe Digs out Fraud
- Subsidy Probe: 100 Marketer to Refund Billions
- SUBSIDY: FG, oil marketers clash over interest charge
- SURE P: FG Deducts N36bn From Federation Account
- Susidy Gets N888bn in 2012 Budget
- The Bane of Corruption in Business Practices in the Private Sector
- The Economy of Conflict in the Oil Rich Niger Delta Region of Nigeria
- The Lagos Fuel Subsidy Debate
- The Rip-off Of a Nation.
- TOTAL fails to Explain N2bn Subsidy
- Trans-Border Economic Crimes, Illegal Oil Bunkering and Economic Reforms in Nigeria Dauda S. Garuba
- Tumbling oil prices force Senate to cut Budget 2015
- Watch INSIDE AFRICA: Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala - Nigeria's Uphill Battle To Spread The Wealth
- We paid FG $44bn in five years – Shell
- What is Subsidy?
- Why 18 greenfield refineries are yet to take off
- Why oil firms are divesting, by stakeholders
- ►Politics (83)
- ►Power Plays (66)
- ▼Conflict (99)
- ▼Sustainability Issues around Nigerian Oil (327)
- (Video) Poison Fire by Maweni Farm
- (Video) Without Walls Interview with Ken Saro-Wiwa.
- National Assembly Gets Authentic Petroleum Industry Bill 2012.
- Nigeria to sell 10,000 barrels of Sweet Crude to Indian Firm Daily
- PIB and the Niger Delta
- The Transformation from Fossil Fuel to Green Energy by Ms. Lois Laraba Machunga and Miss Zumunta Machunga-Disu
- ►Effect of Oil on Nigeria’s Resources (116)
- ▼Effect of Oil on the People (143)
- Niger Delta Rising The struggle for justice in the Niger Delta Timeline of events
- ‘Destruction of militants Weapons Ends Niger Delta Unrest’
- (Video) Poison Fire by Maweni Farm
- (Video) Without Walls Interview with Ken Saro-Wiwa.
- $35m lost daily to oil theft – Confab committee
- 500 illegal refineries destroyed in four months in N’Delta
- A Cursory Review of the Consequences of Human Activities and Land-Use Changes in the Niger Delta by M.K. Hamadina and D.I. Anyanwu
- Analysis Of Fuel Subsidy Removal
- Anambra, Enugu and Kogi Bicker Over Oil Wells
- Bonga Oil Spill: FG Orders Shell to Cough Up $ 5 Billion Fine
- Bonga Oil Spill: Fishermen seek Buhari’s help
- Checkmating the Resurgence of Oil Violence in the Niger Delta of Nigeria Edited by Victor Ojakorotu, Ph.D and Lysias Dodd
- Chevron and Exxon Face Challenges in Operating in Niger-Delta
- Chevron On Bunkering and Security, Gas Flaring and Labour Relations
- Chevron rig inferno stops after 46 days
- Claimants Reject Shell’s $51m Offer Over Nigeria Oil Spills
- Community Storms Chevron Escravos Terminal
- Crude Oil Domination: An Anthology
- Curse of the Black Gold: Hope and Betrayal on the Niger Delta By Tom O'Neill
- Dual Hegemonies: A Dialectical Appraisal of Niger-Delta Politics by Uvie Edo
- E-Conference Report: THE PIB & YOU by Spaces for Change
- EFCC arraigns eight over illegal petrol importation
- Emergency of Ethnic Movements in the Niger Delta Region: From Voice to Armed Struggle in the New Democratic Era (1999-Present) by Chuba Nkejiaka
- Environmental News from the UNEP Regions
- Environmental Pollution in the Niger Delta
- Ex-NNPC staff arrested for vandalising pipeline
- Exxon Mobil Slow to Respond to Eket Oil Spill
- ExxonMobil Abandons Clean Up Of Oil-polluted Site In Akwa Ibom
- FG - We have not Abandoned SURE Programme
- FG can not Fully Implement SURE
- FG to Review SURE Document
- FG won’t remove subsidy on kerosene – Diezani
- FG: Subsidy Gone for Good.
- Files Open New Window on $182-Million Halliburton Bribery Scandal in Nigeria
- Finally Deregulation Begins, Petrol may Cost N144.
- Fresh Shell oil spill ravages Bayelsa community
- From boom to gloom or doom –The Story of Oil
- From Militancy to Amnesty: Some Thoughts on President Yar’adua’s Apparoach to the Niger Delta Crisis (V. Egwemi)
- Fuel shortage imminent as NNPC stops loading of product in S-West
- Fuel Subsidy Debate with Emmanuel Iheanacho
- Fuel subsidy still intact, says Okonjo-Iweala
- Fuel Subsidy: How the Real Cost of Nigerian Petrol Shows That There is no Fuel Subsidy
- Fuelling Poverty
- Gas Flaring in Nigeria‘s Niger Delta: Failed Promises and Reviving Community Voices
- Gas Flaring in Nigeria‘s Niger Delta: Failed Promises and Reviving Community Voices Eferiekose Ukala
- Gas Flaring Increases in the Niger Delta
- How Govt Spent Over $1 billion to Buy Peace in Niger Delta
- How NNPC causes Kerosene Scarcity - Retailers
- Ijaw graduates give 7-day ultimatum to Chevron
- Indicted marketers instigating fuel scarcity – FG
- Is the acceleration of the Nigeria's economy tied to subsidy removal?
- JTF Arrests 2 Oil Vessels, 2 Barges Over Illegal Lifting Of Crude
- JTF Bombing of Villages Reportedly Confirmed
- Kaduna Refinery Faults Report on Waste Pollutions
- Kerosene scarcity is a national embarrassment – Peterside
- Kerosene subsidy: Removal delayed to avert labour, masses unrest
- Land Management Under the Land Use Act
- Land Management Under the Land Use Act
- Lessons Not Learned The Other Shell Report 2004
- Minister Orders Contarctors of SURE Road Projects to site
- Mobil Intensifies Clean Up Of Spill Contaminated Coastline In Ibeno
- Mobil neglects oil spill at Qua Iboe oil fields in Akwa Ibom State.
- Mobil, NOSDRA visit oil spill site
- NACCIMA Supports Illegal Refineries
- National Assembly Gets Authentic Petroleum Industry Bill 2012.
- Niger Delta Social and Conflict Analysis
- Niger-Delta Youths Set For Showdown
- Niger/Delta: Militancy or Criminality - A Genuine Cause for Agitation?
- Nigeria has recorded 600 oil spills this year
- Nigeria Lost N207, bn to Strike, Statistics Bureau Says
- Nigeria Pipeline Explosion:Small Production Loss from Pipeline Explosion
- Nigeria Records 418 Oil Spills in 6 Months
- Nigeria Signs $4.5 bln Refineries Deal With Vulcan Petroleum
- NIGERIA: Gas flares still a burning issue in the Niger Delta
- Nigeria: Petroleum, Pollution and Poverty in the Niger Delta
- Nigeria: Timeline of recent events in Niger Delta
- NIGERIA: Timeline of recent unrest in Niger Delta region
- Nigeria’s petroleum sector can fare better
- Nigerian Militants Vow to Resume Attacks Next Week
- Nigerian Military Operation Results in Civilian "collateral Damage"
- Nigerians living in poverty rise to nearly 61%
- Nigerians to pay more for cooking gas
- NNPC to intensify domestic gas use
- No action from Shell, Nigeria on Ogoniland pollution report – Amnesty
- Northern leaders revenue formula campaign provocative – Ijaw group
- NPDC to create opportunities for host communities
- Oil & Gas (3) - The Downstream Dilemma By Nasir Ahmad El-Rufai
- Oil and Gas Technical Background Paper by by Ms. Lois Laraba Machunga-Disu and Miss Zumunta Machunga-Disu
- Oil and The Niger Delta People: The Injustice of The Land Use Act
- Oil Consumption to Rise to 400 000 BPD By 2023 - BMI
- Oil Exploitation and Conflict in the Niger-Delta Region of Nigeria
- Oil Exploitation and Marine Pollution: Evidence from the Niger Delta, Nigeria S.O.Aghalino and B. Eyinla in Journal of Human Ecology
- Oil Spill: N’Delta paying huge price for nation’s oil production
- Oil spill: Youths shut down ExxonMobil
- Oil Spills Threaten Lagos Community
- Oil Theft: To Save An Industry
- Oil To Be Produced In Lagos By 2014
- Oil-Led Development: Social, Political and Economic Consequences by Terry Lynn Karl
- Oils of Injustice Nigeria, UPR and the Niger Delta
- Panic as filling stations shut in Ibadan, Osogbo, Akure
- Petrol Now N97/litre
- PHRC moves to reduce incidents of youth restiveness
- PIB and the Niger Delta
- Port Harcourt refinery set to return to full production capacity
- Poverty and Sustainable Development in the Niger Delta Region of Nigeria By Ashiomanedu Joel
- PPPRA Announces Formal Removal of Subsidy on Premium Motor Spirit (PMS)
- Prejudice and SURE
- Protesters disrupt Warri Port operations
- Putting Oil First? Some Ethnographic Aspects of Petroleum-related Land Use Controversies in Nigeria
- Removal Of Subsidy: In Whose Interest?
- Remove subsidies on petroleum products, LCCI tells FG
- Resource Curse? Governmentality, Oil and Power in the Niger Delta
- Rights group condemns neglect of host communities
- Rivers-Bayelsa oily brouhaha and the politics beneath
- Shell Blames Oil Spill from Corroded Pipe on Saboteurs
- Shell faces lawsuit over Niger Delta pollution
- Shell in Nigeria: Corporate Social Responsibility and the Ogoni Crisis by Bronwen Manby
- Shell Logistics Base in Bayelsa State Attacked by Youths
- Shell Responsible for Major Oil Spill in Ogoni
- Shell spills oil in Ogboinbiri River in Bayelsa, refuses to visit site
- Shell to Pay Bayelsa Residents $1.5 million for Oil Spill-Senate
- Shell’s Big Dirty Secret
- Small Arms, Armed Violence, and Insecurity in Nigeria: The Niger Delta in Perspective By Jennifer M. Hazen with Jonas Horner
- Source of Akwa Ibom oil spill unknown, says Mobil
- Stop the Genocide in Delta State: The Cry of Niger Delta Women
- Strike: Labour to Resume Talks with Government Today.
- Susidy Gets N888bn in 2012 Budget
- The Economy of Conflict in the Oil Rich Niger Delta Region of Nigeria
- The Lagos Fuel Subsidy Debate
- The Next Gulf? Oil Politics, Environmental Apocalypse and Rising Tension in the Niger Delta by Shola Omotola
- The Niger Crisis: Beyond the Price of Crude Oil
- The Politics of Amnesty in the Delta Niger Challenges Ahead by Kathryn Nwajiaku-Dahou
- The Transformation from Fossil Fuel to Green Energy by Ms. Lois Laraba Machunga and Miss Zumunta Machunga-Disu
- The UNEP Report in Summary
- Tie subsidy to PIB, Civil society tells FG
- Total extends HSE to host communities in Akwa Ibom
- UN Cleanup in Ogoniland Remains Stalled
- UNEP Report: Embarking On $1bn Ogoni Cleanup Operation
- Vandalism can increase risk in oil price instability — NAPE
- What is Subsidy?
- Why Labour Ended Strike.
- Youth Militia, Self Determination and Resource Control Struggle in The Niger-Delta Region of Nigeria
- Youths Invade Chevron Oil Facility In Bayelsa Over Compensation
- ►Effect of Oil on the Planet (62)
- ►The Petroleum Industry (12)
- ▼The Quest for Change and Reforms (98)
- (Video) Occupy Nigeria Protesters shut down Town Hall meeting with Minister of State
- (Video) Without Walls Interview with Ken Saro-Wiwa.
- Analysis Of Fuel Subsidy Removal
- Checkmating the Resurgence of Oil Violence in the Niger Delta of Nigeria Edited by Victor Ojakorotu, Ph.D and Lysias Dodd
- Face of New War in Niger Delta - Villagers Flee Military Raids
- Land and land use in Nigeria (2)
- Navy Seeks Community Support to Tackle Oil Theft
- Niger Delta: MEND’s Violence on the Rise
- Niger/Delta: Militancy or Criminality - A Genuine Cause for Agitation?
- Nigeria MEND militants claim Niger Delta attack
- Nigeria: Disarmament - Militants Name Soyinka, Akhigbe, Others Mediators
- Nigerian Militants Vow to Resume Attacks Next Week
- NNPC fails to account for 65,000 barrels of crude per day
- Oil and Gas Technical Background Paper by by Ms. Lois Laraba Machunga-Disu and Miss Zumunta Machunga-Disu
- PIB and the Niger Delta
- Shell Logistics Base in Bayelsa State Attacked by Youths
- The Economy of Conflict in the Oil Rich Niger Delta Region of Nigeria
- The Transformation from Fossil Fuel to Green Energy by Ms. Lois Laraba Machunga and Miss Zumunta Machunga-Disu
- ►People Driven Interviews (16)
- ►People Driven Movements (64)
- ►The Slippery Path to Oil Production in Nigeria (15)
- ►History (14)
- ►History (14)
- ►Videos (13)
- Oil and Gas Technical Background Paper by by Ms. Lois Laraba Machunga-Disu and Miss Zumunta Machunga-Disu
- ►Banner Stories (8)
- ►The Spirit of Egunje (15)
- ►The Spirit of Egunje1 (15)
- ►The Spirit of Egunje1 (15)
- ►UNCAC Provisions (58)
- ►Asset Recovery (8)
- ►Article 51&52 (1)
- ►Article 53 (1)
- ►Article 54 (1)
- ►Article 55 (1)
- ►Article 56 (1)
- ►Article 57 (1)
- ►Article 58 (1)
- ►Article 59 (1)
- ►Article 51&52 (1)
- ►Criminalization And Law Enforcement (26)
- ►Article 15 (1)
- ►Article 16 (1)
- ►Article 17 (1)
- ►Article 18 (1)
- ►Article 19 (1)
- ►Article 20 (1)
- ►Article 21 (1)
- ►Article 22 (1)
- ►Article 23 (2)
- ►Article 25 (1)
- ►Article 26 (1)
- ►Article 27 (1)
- ►Article 28 (1)
- ►Article 29 (1)
- ►Article 30 (1)
- ►Article 31 (1)
- ►Article 32&33 (1)
- ►Article 34 (1)
- ►Article 35 (1)
- ►Article 36 (1)
- ►Article 37 (1)
- ►Article 39 (1)
- ►Article 40 (1)
- ►Article 41 (1)
- ►Article 42 (1)
- ►Article 15 (1)
- ►General Provisions (4)
- ►Article 02 (1)
- ►Article 03 (1)
- ►Article 04 (1)
- ►Article 02 (1)
- ►International Co-Operation (Mutual Legal Assistance) (5)
- ►Article 43 (1)
- ►Article 44 (1)
- ►Article 46 (1)
- ►Article 48 (1)
- ►Article 49&50 (1)
- ►Article 43 (1)
- ►Introduction (1)
- ►Preamble (1)
- ►Preventive Measures (11)
- ►Article 05 (1)
- ►Article 06 (1)
- ►Article 07 (1)
- ►Article 08 (1)
- ►Article 09 (1)
- ►Article 10 (1)
- ►Article 11 (1)
- ►Article 12 (1)
- ►Article 13 (1)
- ►Article 14 (1)
- ►Article 05 (1)
- ►Technical Assistance And Information Exchange (2)
- ►Article 60 (1)
- ►Article 61 (1)
- ►Article 60 (1)
- ►Asset Recovery (8)
Our Sponsors
Our Mission and Values
Through visionary leadership, creativity and effective implementation of our ideas, we empower people, their transactions, systems and institutions against corruption.
Contact us
Integrity Nigeria (ABUJA)
Suite D9/D15, Rukayyat Plaza, Plot 93 Obafemi Awolowo Way Jabi, Abuja, Nigeria
Tel - +234 816 447 2520
Email - info@integritynigeria.org
Lagos Branch Office
17A, House 2, Muyibat Oyefusi Crescent,
Off Akinola Adegunwa Street, Off Adeyemo Akapo Street,
Omole Phase I, Ikeja, Lagos.
Tel - +234 1 791 5712
Kano Branch Office
No 13, Ahmed Daku Street, off Sokoto Road, Kano, Kano.
2012 Copyright Integrity Nigeria | Powered by j19Media