Refining Nigeria’s Oil Sector: Legal Reforms and the Path to Increased Domestic Production
Nigeria, Africa’s top oil producer, faces a paradox: vast crude reserves yet limited domestic refining, highlighting a major imbalance in its energy sector.
Nigeria, Africa’s top oil producer, faces a paradox: vast crude reserves yet limited domestic refining, highlighting a major imbalance in its energy sector.
Olisa Agbakoba Legal played a key role in the National Policy on Arbitration and Alternative Dispute Resolution 2023 which aims
Nigeria’s current oil & gas governance system harms its sovereignty and economy. Adopting a Development Oil approach can better serve national interests.
The Case for Development Oil in Nigeria Read Post »
The Development Oil approach can address Nigeria’s revenue and forex issues, transforming its oil and gas sector into an economic growth engine.
The Impact of Development Oil on Nigeria’s Revenue and Forex Challenges Read Post »
Explore how Nigeria’s oil and gas governance impacts economic stability and development, emphasizing fiscal policy, transparency, and accountability.
Fiscal Policy and Transparency in Nigeria’s Oil & Gas Governance Read Post »
The paradox of Nigeria’s oil and gas industry lies in its vast potential juxtaposed against the limited benefits accruing to the nation and its people.
Nigeria’s Oil and Gas Paradox: Abundance Amidst Scarcity Read Post »
Transforming Nigeria’s oil and gas governance is crucial to making it a powerful engine for national development rather than just a revenue source.
Rethinking Nigeria’s Oil and Gas Governance for National Development Read Post »
Barbara Tuchman reveals how wooden-headedness and preconceived notions lead to failed policies, with historical examples highlighting the importance of enlightened self-interest and wise counsel for national progress.”
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Strategies to Unlock Non-Tax Revenues in Nigeria: Nigeria confronts significant revenue difficulties, notably evidenced by the N10.78 trillion budget deficit for 2023. To cover this deficit, the Federal Government plans to primarily rely on fresh borrowings amounting to N8.80 trillion.
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The tension around the call for an interim government is that the presidential election petition may not conclude before the
It is shocking to learn from the Department of State Security that secret plans are underway to undermine Nigeria’s democratic
No Constitutional Provision For An Interim Government Read Post »
Bothered by the way most corporations operate space objects illegally in the country, former President of Nigeria Bar Association, NBA,
Licensing of Space objects in Nigeria: Agbakoba writes open letter to Sen. Mamora Read Post »