Marilyn Amobi
15 Jun 2020
The power play between the Minister of Power, Sale Mamman and the Managing Director of Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading, PLC (NBET) Dr. Marilyn Amobi yesterday took a new twist...
31 May 2020
As Nigerians come to terms with the rising cases of coronavirus, the polity has witnessed a rather disturbing trend in the past one month.Between May 4 and 20, three chief executives of Federal Government agencies were removed and replaced.
15 May 2020
Some stakeholders in the nation’s power sector have expressed divergent opinion over the constitution of the new board of the Nigeria Bulk Electricity Trading Company as well as the movement of the agency
26 Dec 2019
Dr Nnaemeka Ewelukwa has assumed office as the acting Managing Director/CEO of the Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading Plc (NBET) following the step down of Dr Marilyn Amobi
10 Aug 2018
Power generating firms may soon heave a sigh of relief as the Nigeria Bulk Energy Trading Company Plc (NBET) has received $417.46 million from the Nigerian Sovereign Investment Authority (NSIA).
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Despite the nation’s harsh business environment, infrastructural deficit, insecurity and the impact of COVID-19 pandemic, these companies have continually maintained their obligations, through Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) projects, to their host communities for better relationship and harmonious co-existence. The various CSR projects they embarked on, do not only have direct impact on the people, but…
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Abia State government has threatened to sanction ex-government office holders that continue to withhold government properties.
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Strategic communications and PR firm, Quadrant MSL, as well as partner members of the Africa Communications Week (ACW), recently hosted communications professionals across Lagos to a conversations-and-cocktails event to commemorate Africa Day and Africa Communications Week for2023.
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Workers in the e-hailing services sector have reviewed transport fare upward by 200 per cent. It also set N2000 as the minimum cost for a trip following the removal of fuel subsidy by the Federal Government.