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A Pattern the Courts Had to Interrupt: Heritage Energy and a Decade of Unmet Obligations in OML 30

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A Pattern the Courts Had to Interrupt: Heritage Energy and a Decade of Unmet Obligations in OML 30

Eche Munonye September 4, 2026

On 17 August 2026, a Federal High Court judge in Port Harcourt did something...

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Repeat Incidents, Token Penalties: Aiteo’s Decade on OML 29

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Repeat Incidents, Token Penalties: Aiteo’s Decade on OML 29

Eche Munonye September 4, 2026

When Shell Petroleum Development Company completed the sale of its interest in Oil Mining...

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What South Africa’s Regulator Is Doing That Nigeria Isn’t — Yet

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What South Africa’s Regulator Is Doing That Nigeria Isn’t — Yet

Eche Munonye September 4, 2026

In April 2026, South Africa’s Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) published a report that...

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400 Nigerians Gain Skills for Greater Economic Independence

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400 Nigerians Gain Skills for Greater Economic Independence

GLORYANN OSANG September 4, 2026

For 400 Nigerians, acquiring a practical skill could mark the beginning of a different...

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The Uber Exit: Anatomy of a Preventable Collapse

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The Uber Exit: Anatomy of a Preventable Collapse

Eche Munonye September 3, 2026

Nine years of unresolved friction between drivers, platforms, and regulators culminated in Nigeria losing...

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“Hire from Nigeria”: A Bold Talent-Export Vision, and the Accountability Questions It Still Owes the Public

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“Hire from Nigeria”: A Bold Talent-Export Vision, and the Accountability Questions It Still Owes the Public

CSR Reporters Editorial Team September 2, 2026

The Federal Government wants the world to hire Nigerian talent without Nigerians leaving home....

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When Power Threatens the Ballot, Accountability Itself Is the Casualty

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When Power Threatens the Ballot, Accountability Itself Is the Casualty

Eche Munonye September 2, 2026

From Abakaliki to Kuje to Maiduguri, officials of the ruling party have spent the...

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Egbin Power Reinforces SDG 4 Commitment as 11th Edition of Scholarship Programme Begins

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Egbin Power Reinforces SDG 4 Commitment as 11th Edition of Scholarship Programme Begins

csrreporters September 1, 2026

Egbin Power has commenced the 11th edition of its annual scholarship programme, reaffirming its...

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CSR Personality of the Week: Lovelyn Okoye’s Rise As A Sustainability Trailblazer

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CSR Personality of the Week: Lovelyn Okoye’s Rise As A Sustainability Trailblazer

admin August 31, 2026

Sustainability inside Nigeria’s beverage industry rarely stays confined to press releases and glossy pledges....

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N600 Billion, Nine Million Household, and the Question Abuja won’t Answer

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N600 Billion, Nine Million Household, and the Question Abuja won’t Answer

Eche Munonye August 30, 2026

On August 26, 2026, the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Reduction, Dr Bernard...

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