A Federal High Court sitting in Abuja has set aside its orders made on January 26, 2017 for a temporary forfeiture of Oil Prospecting License (OPL) 245, to the Federal Government pending the conclusion of investigations by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

In a move to develop market and distribute natural gas around Lagos, Royal Dutch Shell's Nigerian Business has signed a 300 million dollar agreement with Shoreline Energy. Kola Karim, Chairman and CEO of Shoreline Energy joins CNBC Africa for more.

A British judge ruled on Thursday that Nigeria’s Bodo community, which has been involved in a protracted legal battle with Shell over the clean-up of two 2008 oil spills, should retain the option of litigation for another year.

President Muhammadu Buhari Tuesday at The Hague called on the States Parties to support an International Criminal Court (ICC) with jurisdiction over serious cases of corruption and illicit financial flows by state actors.

Buhari strikes $5bn Shell investment for Nigeria.

The two Royal Dutch Shell oil workers who were kidnapped in the Niger-Delta region of Nigeria have been rescued. Police spokesperson for Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited made the disclosure. Kola Karim, Chairman Shoreline Group joins CNBC Africa to assess the security situation in Nigeria.

Lyn Lee, chief diversity and inclusion officer at Royal Dutch Shell, discusses the diversity and inclusiveness of Asean, the changes she’s seen over the years, their gender gap in engineering and technology and how the company is trying to move the needle when it comes to diversity and inclusion. She speaks exclusively on “Bloomberg Markets: Asia” from the sidelines of the Bloomberg Asean Business Summit in Bangkok.

Group accuses Shell of sabotaging Nigeria's economy

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The Lagos State Coconut Development Authority, LASCODA, is changing how coconut waste is managed by training people to turn it into arts and crafts.

The energy giant will have to pay four Nigerian farmers compensation and start a cleanup over pollution caused by leaking oil pipelines in the Niger Delta.

Britain's Supreme Court has ruled that more than 40,000 people can make claims against the European energy giant following decades of oil spills in the Niger Delta region.