Nduka Orjinmo

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Nduka Orjinmo

Africa’s biggest liquefied natural gas plant, whose operations have been hobbled by fuel theft, is set to see gas supplies jump once a deal with Seplat Energy goes into effect, an executive said. Under the terms of a preliminary agreement, Seplat will send more than 150,000 tons of gas a month to the Nigeria LNG Ltd. plant, said Effiong Okon, who heads a Seplat subsidiary that operates a key gas project north of the facility. That’s more than 12% higher than last year’s monthly average.

1 week ago | financialpost.com | Nduka Orjinmo

Advertisement 1Africa’s biggest liquefied natural gas plant, whose operations have been hobbled by fuel theft, is set to see gas supplies jump once a deal with Seplat Energy goes into effect, an executive said. Article content(Bloomberg) — Africa’s biggest liquefied natural gas plant, whose operations have been hobbled by fuel theft, is set to see gas supplies jump once a deal with Seplat Energy goes into effect, an executive said.

2 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Nduka Orjinmo

Forthcoming tax reforms in Africa’s top oil producer could exclude as much as a third of the country’s working population from personal income tax, according to Nigeria’s tax czar. A third of the working population in Nigeria currently earns 100,000 naira ($62) or less per month, according to Taiwo Oyedele, who heads a presidential committee that’s spent almost two years reviewing the country’s tax laws. Those workers would be excluded from proposed changes to Nigeria’s tax laws, he said.

2 weeks ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Nduka Orjinmo

Forthcoming tax reforms in Africa’s top oil producer could exclude as much as a third of the country’s working population from personal income tax, according to Nigeria’s tax czar. A third of the working population in Nigeria currently earns 100,000 naira ($62) or less per month, according to Taiwo Oyedele, who heads a presidential committee that’s spent almost two years reviewing the country’s tax laws. Those workers would be excluded from proposed changes to Nigeria’s tax laws, he said.

2 weeks ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Nduka Orjinmo

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