Latest Business News: Refinery Revival, Job Opportunities, and Banking Updates

Interested in how Nigeria's biggest refineries are faring? You’re in the right place. The Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) recently shut down talks on selling the Port Harcourt Refinery. Instead of selling, they’re focusing on fixing and reviving it. CEO Bayo Ojulari made it clear that keeping the refinery alive with new technical partnerships is more valuable than selling out. This move aims to boost Nigeria’s oil sector without losing control of key assets.

Meanwhile, fresh opportunities are up for grabs if you’re hunting for a job in the oil and gas industry. NNPC just launched a major recruitment drive, inviting Nigerians to apply online. They’re looking for skilled professionals ready to join and help power the country’s energy future. This is part of their plan to promote transparency and growth, so keep an eye on their official site for the latest openings and application tips.

Oil Giants and Business Moves

Big news from Africa's richest man, Aliko Dangote: he’s pitching his massive 650,000 barrels per day oil refinery for sale to the NNPC. It’s a surprising twist because he claims sabotage has hurt the plant’s potential impact on Nigeria’s fuel crisis and inflation. Dangote thinks government ownership might solve these problems faster, aiming to stabilize fuel supply and prices nationwide. The whole situation shows how critical and complicated Nigeria’s energy sector keeps being.

Banking and Telecom Buzz

Switching gears to finance and telecom, Standard Bank is dealing with tough fraud allegations linked to its X platform. They deny that Brazil is solely to blame and promise to clean up the mess quickly. Customers concerned about their money should watch the bank’s updates but can also expect them to safeguard their interests.

On a brighter note, Airtel is celebrating Customer Service Week by stepping up their game. They’re all about creating smoother, more personalized experiences using technology. If you’ve ever felt frustrated with telecom services, Airtel’s recent focus might make a difference, aiming to impress and keep customers happy.

From energy-sector news to banking challenges and telecom upgrades, Nigeria’s business world is buzzing. Whether you’re looking for a new job, tracking refinery developments, or just want to know what major companies are doing, keeping tabs on these stories helps you stay ahead and informed.