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PIB: Nigeria remains best place to invest Expert
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Prof Wumi Iledare, a Professor of Petroleum Economics, says Nigeria remains best investment destination with effective fiscal framework in the proposed Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB)
Iledare disclosed this at an Education Series for Media on reforming the oil and gas sector in Nigeria, in Lagos, on Wednesday.
He said that the proposed PIB remained a varitable tool to ensure needed reform of the oil and gas sector in Nigeria.
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He said that the time for government to make sacrifice for the sector to grow was now as the sector required huge investment to help transform the economy of the country.
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2021 fears: Zoning, inflation, banditry, kidnapping, B/Haram, COVID-19
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…INSECURITY: Nation in search of peace
…FOOD INSECURITY: Crisis unavoidable
Olayinka Ajayi, Idrisu Yakubu & Esther Onyegbula
As Nigerians welcomed the New Year with little or no optimism, top players in key areas have expressed concern that except the Federal Government addresses alarming insecurity, rising inflation and food insecurity among others, the nation risks having a miserable 2021.
Drawn from the economic, security, health, agriculture, and political sectors, they identified critical issues that would shape 2021 in Nigeria, stating that the way government handles them may determine how far the nation would go in the New Year.
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Electricity sector records mixed performance in 2020
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Despite the sordid tales of Nigeria’s electricity sector, 2020 upstream power sector seems to have fared better in reducing systems collapse significantly.
However, huge difficulties persists in stranded power incidences which has resulted in a steady rise in losses in the industry while ensuring the perennial issue of inadequate power supply to industries and homes throughout 2020.
The power sector recorded five total collapses in 2020, as against 11 recorded in 2019.
The year had started with two successive collapses which occurred in January, but the performance stabilized in the remaining 10 months to date with just three collapses.