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ISSUE 01, 2007.
The oil and gas sub
sector has become so
worrisome lately
especially with the
blowing up of some oil
pipelines in the Niger
Delta. Its getting
riskier by the day to
have any deaf, dumb and
blind stakeholders in
the industry. If we cant
do this oil business in
peace, a great majority
will suffer. All we are
saying : give peace a
chance.
As concerned petroleum
consumers , reading our
interview with Toba
Shinkaiye, secretary
Independent Petroleum
Marketers Association of
Nigeria (I.P.M.A.N)
Lagos State, is quite an
eye opener. Find out
amongst other things why
the pump price of petrol
can never be the same
across the country (as
long as the government's
present sharing formula
still stands!)
The appeal of this
magazine is in its
variety and a great
commitment to usher
readers into a world
where they will have
access to people and
institutions that
control the black man's
saving grace energy
deposits- in Africa.
From native Africa we
will traverse the world.
Join us.
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ISSUE 02, 2007.
EnergyNewsTM has come to stay,
believe me. This second issue
shows the strength of our focus.
We decided to talk to the DG of
Petroleum Resources Engr. Tony
Chukwueke. Yes, the Petroleum
Industry is witnessing a lot of
changes and you need to be
properly informed. Our interview
with the Managing Director of
Dunlop Mr. Muhammad Yinusa
reveals amongst other things
what manufacturers go through in
Nigeria. Pressing issues
affecting other sectors of
energy are also given worthy
mention in this issue. In the
tit-bits pages, you will find
various news that affect the
energy sector. We have not
forgotten the paths of history
and innovation as we take the
story How Coal Works. The Giant
of Africa, Nigeria, has crude
oil and EnergyNewsTM is here to
capture all the events. Added to
these are latest developments on
the global energy scene. Have an
interesting read. |
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ISSUE 03, 2007.
In
this edition I want to let you
know about our guiding
philosophy, and to share with
you my experiences with such
newsroom marshals as the late
great Dele Giwa and his
colleagues Dan Agbese, Ray Ekpu,
and Yakubu Mohammed. Words
smiths, they were;
Call it nostalgia, but the
memories of our early newsroom
days return each time I happen
upon those insightful
philosophical discourse of
yesteryears. What ever happened
to some of those other great
writers of that era? Allah dey,
Sonala Olumhese, Jemie
Onwuchekwa etc
And if you will allow for
publishers license, Dan Agbese
will take us down memory lane
“on an Electric Leash.”
The
journey to the electric power
market has been quite
interesting. We are indeed
living in interesting times and
living out the Chinese curse...
However, we found one chief who
actually stepped outside, saw
the dark countryside, and
decided to do some thing about
it. Welcome to Rivers state…
welcome to Omoku…welcome to
Trans Amadi …Welcome to Eleme.
By the way, did your state
government build any power
plants? Alternatively, do you
know any individuals who have?
My son would say ….Please read
and enjoy… |
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