Pascal Oparada
5762 articles published since 29 Nov 2021
5762 articles published since 29 Nov 2021
The prices of cooking gas has remained high despite assurances by independent marketers and retailers following supply glitches by Dangote Refinery.
Dangote Refinery has revealed that it now produces 45 million litres of petrol and 25 million litres of diesel daily, exceeding daily national consumption.
The Major Marketers Association of Nigeria (MEMAN) has revealed that the landing cost of petrol has crashed to N829.77, cheaper than Dangote's rate.
The Nigerian naira has hit its highest in 2025 due to a combination of factors, including rise in external reserves and renewed investor confidence.
There is a looming nationwide scarcity of cooking gas following supply glitches at Dangote Refinery, leading major dealers and depot owners revising their prices.
Depot operators across Nigeria have increased their prices to N889 per litre, sending panic among Nigerian consumers who fear pump prices could hit N1,000.
Analysts have explained the impact of being designated the Country of Particular Concern (CPC) by the United States on Nigerians and the country as a whole.
Civil society group, Civic Alliance for Fiscal Transparency (CAFT) has asked the National Assembly to pressure President Bola Tinubu to implement 2025 capital budget
The Conference of Registered Voters in Nigeria (CRVN) has applauded President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for approving a 15 percent import duty on petrol and diesel.
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