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Global energy giant Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) , in collaboration with Sunlink Energies , has officially approved the development of a new $2 billion offshore gas project in Nigeria. This project, named the HI Gas Field Development , is a landmark step in reviving Nigeria’s oil and gas fortunes and a strong signal of renewed investor confidence in Africa’s largest energy producer. 🔹 A Bold Step in the Offshore Frontier The HI gas field, located in Oil Mining Lease (OML 144) roughly 50 kilometers offshore the Niger Delta coast, is expected to produce about 350 million standard cubic feet of gas per day at peak capacity. Shell holds a 40% stake in the project, while its partner Sunlink Energies retains 60% . The gas will be supplied primarily to Nigeria LNG (NLNG) and other domestic offtakers, helping to meet Nigeria’s rising energy demand. According to project details released by Shell on Monday, the development will include a combination of subsea wells , of...

🚨 Amaechi Dumps APC, Joins Opposition Coalition: “APC Has Brought Pain and Failure to Nigerians”

In a political move that has sent shockwaves through Nigeria’s ruling party, former Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi, has officially resigned from the All Progressives Congress (APC) and declared his alliance with the opposition African Democratic Congress (ADC).

The former Rivers State governor, known for his pivotal role in bringing APC to power in 2015, submitted his resignation on July 1, 2025, citing that the party has failed Nigerians and is no longer aligned with his values. In his scathing resignation letter addressed to his local ward chairman, Amaechi described the APC as a party of “failure, pain, and anguish.”

“Nigeria is completely destroyed. People can’t eat. There is no money to buy food. Inflation is at its peak,” Amaechi lamented, pointing fingers at the leadership of President Bola Tinubu for worsening the nation’s socio-economic crisis.

The announcement came during the unveiling of ADC’s new interim executive committee in Abuja, where Amaechi, alongside other former APC stalwarts like ex-Attorney General Abubakar Malami, was welcomed as a key member of a newly formed opposition coalition ahead of the 2027 general elections.

Amaechi didn’t stop at attacking APC leadership. He also alleged that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) was actively working with APC to rig the next election cycle. According to him, “INEC is helping the APC hijack the 2027 elections,” raising concerns about the transparency of the democratic process.

Presidency Fires Back

In swift reaction, the presidency and key APC figures condemned Amaechi’s defection, calling him and other defectors "desperate" and accusing them of pursuing selfish political ambition under the guise of reform. Political rivals, including FCT Minister Nyesom Wike, mocked Amaechi, insisting he would never return to power and should focus on resolving issues within his legacy.

“Amaechi is angry because he’s no longer relevant. He should accept that his time is over,” Wike fired back during a public briefing in Abuja.

What’s Next?

Amaechi’s defection is being seen as the beginning of a major realignment within Nigeria’s political landscape, especially with prominent ex-officials distancing themselves from the APC. The ADC-led opposition is preparing to challenge the dominance of the ruling party in 2027, promising to "rescue Nigeria from collapse."

Whether this coalition can win public trust and build strong grassroots momentum remains to be seen. But one thing is certain: Amaechi’s dramatic exit marks a turning point in Nigerian politics, and the road to 2027 just got more interesting.


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