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Oil Everywhere, yet, poverty all over
"A 2004 survey by Tony Okoromadu, a freelance journalist and economics researcher, revealed that the Nigerian government earned $42 per barrel of oil produced. Then, a barrel of oil was $50. ." .more>>. |
Oil experts laud FG for privatising refineries
"Experts in the oil and gas industry have lauded the Federal Government moves in deregulating the downstream sector of the industry as a way out of the crude refining crisis in Nigeria. Some told BusinessDay in separate interviews that regulation of petroleum product prices would always be a disincentive towards attracting investments into the crude refining sector, explaining that because of the unsavoury record of government companies in the management of the refineries, the best option was to give it to private operators, who would manage it more efficiently. |
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Shipping has come a long way over the last 150 years, the sails have since been taken off sea-going vessels; we have been through the era of the coal-burning steamer and have now advanced to the age of motor ships with pod propulsion. Over the years shipping has served efficiently, not only in great wars, but also in the world of commerce. Through the evolution of shipping world commerce has been reinvented and the world itself has been transformed.
Dowell Maritime and Oil Resources Limited has been a part of this transformation and has powered on still. The thrust of new initiatives in the marine sub-sector of the burgeoning Nigerian Marine and Oil and Gas industry has provided an impetus for us to forge ahead.
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At Dowell Maritime and Oil Resources Limited, we are driven by the desire to continually improve on the necessary skills and experience that enable us deliver our services efficiently to international standards |
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