Nigeria tycoon pumps $2bn into refinery
Aliko Dangote raises investment to $11bn despite looming slowdown in the country
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Thailand to hold world’s biggest water fight despite ‘crushing’ drought
Thailand is going through its driest period in 20 years, but cancelling the festivities would cost millions in tourist dollars
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Aberdeen rides its luck as oil prices fall
The jitters emerging in the Granite City point to crumbling confidence in the wider energy sector
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Cameron 'gaffe' and JM Barrie blunder
David Cameron is overheard calling Nigeria and Afghanistan "fantastically corrupt", and a council's embarrassing error is set in granite
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Shell announces £55m payout for Nigeria oil spills
Settlement avoids London High Court case and will be split with £35m paid directly to affected individuals and £20m for the Bodo community • A brief history of oil in Nigeria Continue reading.
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Nigeria sues over $12 billion in ‘illegal’ oil exports
Attendants fill cars at a Total petrol station in Lagos, Nigeria, in 2012 Officials say Nigeria is suing several oil majors for $127 billion of oil allegedly exported illegally to the United States between 2011 and 2014 (AP Photo/Sunday.
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Militants bomb Chevron oil platform off Nigeria coast
The country’s president calls in the military to deal with ‘vandals and saboteurs,’ while the attackers are demanding multinational companies direct more profits to where fishing and agriculture have been ravaged by oil pollution
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Aberdeen rides its luck as oil prices fall
The jitters emerging in the Granite City point to crumbling confidence in the wider energy sector
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Granite Oil Corp exceeding dividend hike expectations
Dividend hikes are not what you'd expect from oil and gas companies these days given the depressed state of energy prices
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Nigeria heads for tight presidential race
Oil shock gives Muhammadu Buhari’s political quest a sense of déjà vu in forthcoming elections
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Nigeria targets firms over arms fraud
Nigeria indicts more than 300 companies and individuals, including senior army officers, for defrauding the country $241m (£170m) in fake contracts
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OPEC crude output rises to record as Nigeria, Libya boost supply
The Zueitina oil terminal in Libya (Abdullah Doma/AFP/Getty Images)OPEC crude production rose to a record in September, according to a Bloomberg survey, driven by returning output from Libya and Nigeria, members who will likely be exempt from.
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Time capsule buried 220 YEARS ago found in granite wall of house
COULD this be the oldest time capsule ever buried? Copper box 'in good-shape' after surviving two centuries underground
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Nigeria ain't broke, it just needs to fix its tax system | Kenny Oleru
There’s no point praying for a hike in the global oil price if you’re giving away billions in tax breaks to energy firmsNigeria has lost billions of dollars because of a 10-year tax break given to Shell, Total and Eni, three of the world’s.
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Nigeria sues over $12 billion in ‘illegal’ oil exports
Attendants fill cars at a Total petrol station in Lagos, Nigeria, in 2012 Officials say Nigeria is suing several oil majors for $127 billion of oil allegedly exported illegally to the United States between 2011 and 2014 (AP Photo/Sunday.
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Aberdeen’s £107million Marischal Square project will use CHINESE granite
The Marischal Square project will use 180 tonnes of the rock synonymous with the Granite City – imported from China The development is directly opposite the second-largest granite building in Europe, Marischal College But it has emerged the.
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Shell announces £55m payout for Nigeria oil spills
Settlement avoids London High Court case and will be split with £35m paid directly to affected individuals and £20m for the Bodo community • A brief history of oil in NigeriaThe mud stinks and the crabs caught in the swamps around the town of.
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Saskatchewan NDP leader ponders future after losing seat in crushing election
Cam Broten says the disappointing election result won’t have his party disheartened for long
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Nigeria targets firms over arms fraud
Nigeria indicts more than 300 companies and individuals, including senior army officers, for defrauding the country $241m (£170m) in fake contracts
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Cameron 'gaffe' and JM Barrie blunder
David Cameron is overheard calling Nigeria and Afghanistan "fantastically corrupt", and a council's embarrassing error is set in granite
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Aberdeen’s £107million Marischal Square project will use CHINESE granite
The Marischal Square project will use 180 tonnes of the rock synonymous with the Granite City – imported from China The development is directly opposite the second-largest granite building in Europe, Marischal College But it has emerged the.
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