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Nigeria: PIB Committee Gets 30 Days to Produce Draft
Leadership, 20 January 2012
The Federal Government has given the special Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB) task force 30 working days to produce a new draft bill for presentation to the National Assembly. read more »
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Nigeria: PENGASSAN, NUPENG Urge Enactment of Petroleum Industry Bill
Leadership, 19 January 2012
The Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PENGASSAN) has urged the Federal Government to fast-track the enactment of the Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB). read more »
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Nigeria: FG to Inaugurate PIB Task Force Tomorrow
Daily Trust, 18 January 2012
The Federal Government will tomorrow inaugurate an eight-man Special Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB) Task Force in line with the resolve to give accelerated attention to the bill ... read more »
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Nigeria: President Jonathan Advised to Send Fresh Bill to National Assembly
Daily Trust, 18 January 2012
A non-governmental organization, Africa Network for Environment and Economic Justice (ANEEJ) has advised President Goodluck Jonathan to send a fresh Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB) ... read more »
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Nigeria: Why I Rejected Appointment Into PIB Task Force - ACN Scribe
The Moment, 18 January 2012
NATIONAL Secretary of the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN), Senator Lawal Shuaibu, yesterday declined his appointment as a member of the Special Task Force on the speedy passage of ... read more »
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Nigeria: National Assembly Tasked On Quick Passage of PIB Bill
Daily Trust, 18 January 2012
The Chairman of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) G. 84 group of the National Executive Committee (NEC), Alhaji Issa Tafida Mafindi has urged the National Assembly to fast track its ... read more »
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Nigeria: ACN Scribe Rejects Appointment Into PIB Task Force
Daily Trust, 18 January 2012
The National Secretary of Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) Senator Lawan Shuaibu has rejected his appointment as a member of the special task force on the passage of the Petroleum ... read more »
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Nigeria: Good Fate for Petroleum Industry Bill (opinion)
The Moment, 18 January 2012
Now that the federal legislators have finally agreed to pass the Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB), one can boldly say that there is now good fate for the PIB, which would be for the ... read more »
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FUEL SUBSIDY REMOVAL Looking inward, The President Goodluck Jonathan and cabinets decision on fuel subsidy removal is an entry era to the eve. The decision is actually exhibiting and exerting efforts to exempting some corrupt experts in the exterior of the Nigeria economy, extracting and rescaling the base line of our trade unions for exploitations to fade away from the far end of the Nigerian Petroleum Market in style. It is, no doubt, a bold step toward positive development in Nigeria. Let us not sit on the fence, cross our fingers, rather let us join hearts, minds and hands, and support this giant stride to completion. Nigeria is a great nation, Her land and people are richly endowed. Yes! We can make positive change happen in our great nation. Yes, we can. God is able to take the hateful and hurtful situations or motivations of our economy (FUEL SUBSIDY REMOVAL) or enemies (BOCCO HARRAM) and use them to accomplish His higher purpose and plan in Nigeria and in your life and family. Meanwhile, thousands of jobless Nigerians have gained employment into states and federal government agencies recently following the creation of public mass transits nationwide from the effect of fuel subsidy removal. These things will not keep you from Gods best bur they will rather help you to reach Gods best. As you grapple with the hurt and humiliation and fight off the desire to become a hardened, bitter person, you are actually building the spiritual muscle tone that it takes to finish strong. However, do not get your eyes off Jesus. Keep focused on Him just like Dr. Goodluck Jonathan and his cabinet focused on those days ahead of us when we will no more import fuel but refine our crude everywhere you may go in Nigeria. What a dream! We can, you can, and Nigeria can.
Written by; Daniel Akpasop