Finally on track? Nigeria’s oil refineries resume production

Less than a month later, the state-run Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC), of which PHRC is a subsidiary, said all four refineries would resume operations.

Uganda’s Ministry of Energy and the country’s National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) have put up a committee that will develop standards and regulations meant to govern the oil and gas production phase expected to start in 2018.

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League football in Nigeria will resume next week after match officials ended their strike over a federation leadership row.

It's taken nearly five months but Nigeria -- Africa's biggest economy, most populous nation and number one oil producer -- may get a government this week.

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Nigeria's state oil firm denies an allegation by the central bank chief that it has failed to account for at least $20bn (£12.2bn) of oil revenues.

Can Nigeria's president clean up the oil industry?

Nigerian ex-oil minister Diezani Alison-Madueke said to have been arrested in London, as Nigeria's new government investigates past corruption.