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Total income dips by N396bn
Emmanuel Addeh in Abuja
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) made a total revenue of N1.088.88 trillion in the first five months of 2021, a Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) document detailing its operations for the period has shown.
The figure is N396.8 billion lower than the N1.485 trillion revenues it grossed in the first five months of 2020.
However, the corporation has resumed its frontier exploration services suspended in April.
But despite the gross revenue accruals, the corporation failed to fully meet its monthly funding obligation of N414.941 billion for its projects and operations for the period.
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Fri Jun 11 2021
There was pandemonium at the popular GSM market located at the Ogbum nu Abali axis of Port Harcourt when a vigilante, on Wednesday evening, shot dead a man that dealt in handsets and GSM accessories.
This incident was coming less than 48 hours after a bus driver was shot dead by an operative of the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) at the Ada Goerge part of Port Harcourt.
An eye witness told our reporter that trouble started when the middle-aged man was accosted by the vigilante as he made his way to his shop to collect phone accessories for a customer.
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Gov Wike Gets Nod For Two More Flyovers In Port Harcourt
× Gov Wike Gets Nod For Two More Flyovers In Port Harcourt
.As Executive Council Approves N12.4B
Rivers State Executive Council has approved the award of two contracts for the construction of two additional flyover bridges in Port Harcourt City at the cost of N12.4 billion.
One of the flyover bridges will be at the intersection of Olu-Obasanjo Road and Port Harcourt Aba Expressway popularly called Waterlines Junction , and it will be 800 meters long.
And the other flyover bridge will be at the intersection of Olu-Obasanjo and Ikwerre Road up to the Azikiwe Street and will be 1KM long.