October 31, 2014 URGENT MEDIA RELEASE ANEEJ CALLS FOR ABOLISION OF CRUDE OIL SWAPS The Africa Network for Environment and Economic Justice (ANEEJ) has called on the Federal Government to abolish crude oil swaps without any further delay. ANEEJ in an advocacy position paper to the House of Representative Committee on Petroleum (Downstream) over the on-going inquiry on massive corruption […]
From R-L: Ibrahim Sidi, Clerk, House Committee on Petroleum Resources (Downstream); Boma S. Nwadike, Secretary, Office of the Chairman, Committee on Petroleum (Downstream); Dauda Garuba, Nigeria Program Coordinator, Natural Resource Governance Institute & Leo Atakpu, Deputy Executive Director, Africa Network for Environment and Economic Justice during the presentation of ANEEJ position paper on Oil Swap Deals by the Nigerian National […]
PRESENTATION BY THE AFRICA NETWORK FOR ENVIRONMENTAL AND ECONOMIC JUSTICE (ANEEJ) DURING ITS ADVOCACY VISIT TO THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES COMMITTEE ON PETROLEUM RESOURCES (DOWNSTREAM) ON OIL SWAP DEALS BY THE NIGERIAN NATIONAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION (NNPC), NATIONAL ASSEMBLY COMPLEX ON MONDAY, 27 OCTOBER, 2014. Mr. Chairman, House Committee on Petroleum Resources (Downstream) Members of the Committee Other members of the […]
By CHARLES IYARE The history of human right abuses in Nigeria is as old as Nigeria, herself. This is because the creation of the nation, Nigeria, was an abuse of the fundamental human right of the various entities that make up the Nigerian state. The high level of corruption in Nigeria especially in the government makes it absolutely impossible to […]
Tuesday, 28 October 2014 22:51 Written by Roseline Okere • Says downstream sector needs N3.2tr yearly investment • Reps to pass PIB by May 2015 WORRIED about the slow growth of the downstream oil and gas sector due to what it considered as a result of the regulated regime in the industry, the Federal Government yesterday stressed the need to eliminate price […]
NASS, FG Disagree Over N1.2trn Fuel Subsidy By Chika Izuora — Oct 29, 2014 | 5 Comments Real trouble is about to break out between the National Assembly and the presidency over the proposed N1.22 trillion budgetary allocation for petroleum subsidy in the 2015 budget appropriation. The figure includes N971.4 billion as subsidy for premium motor spirit (PMS) otherwise known […]
Written by Mohammed Shosanya, Lagos The Africa Network for Environment and Economic Justice (ANEEJ) has commended the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) over its renewed efforts in pursuing ongoing fuel subsidy corruption cases in the country. The group’s action was sequel to the accelerated pace some of the cases have been receiving in the past two months. ANEEJ’s Policy […]
INTRODUCTION The Africa Network for Environment and Economic Justice (ANEEJ), in collaboration with Bayelsa State Emergency Management Agency, organized a 2-day step down workshop on disaster management for selected staff of Yenagoa and Ogbia Local Government Councils in Bayelsa State, from Wednesday 8th – Thursday 9th October, 2014 at SSG Conference Hall, State Secretariat, Yenagoa. The workshop was held in […]
President Goodluck Jonathan’s demonstration of government’s apparent helplessness in checking rampaging economic terrorists eating up 60 percent of fuel subsidies meant to assist the poor, does not inspire hope of ending the nation’s financial hemorrhage that denied the citizenry of improved socioeconomic welfare. The President had August 28 failed woefully to address satisfactorily the age long pilferage of fuel subsidies […]
18 Oct 2014 (This day Newspapers) Minister of Finance and Co-coordinating Minister for the Economy, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala Fall in crude oil prices may stall payment Yemi Adebowale About 46 oil marketers in the country are grappling under the yoke of heavy debts following the failure of the Federal Ministry of Finance to pay them the outstanding verified subsidy claims and […]