A prominent Anambra pastor has been arrested over allegations that he took 75 married women as wives. A photo of the cleric has also surfaced online.
Landing costs for petrol and cooking gas in Nigeria have dropped significantly, yet retail prices remain high, causing concern among consumers amidst rising costs.
Nigeria's cooking gas crisis deepens as prices soar to N2,400/kg, forcing households back to charcoal and firewood amidst worsening economic conditions.
Filling stations across Nigeria have started reducing petrol pump prices following Dangote Refinery’s reduction of its gantry price, triggering market adjustments.
Nigeria's petrol imports surged in May due to Dangote Refinery's maintenance disruptions, highlighting challenges in achieving fuel self-sufficiency.
Nigeria's skyrocketing cooking gas prices force households and businesses to switch to cheaper charcoal and firewood, impacting budgets and operational viability.
NBS reports kerosene prices rose sharply in April 2026, with national averages increasing month-on-month and year-on-year across most Nigerian states and regions.
Dangote Petroleum Refinery cuts Jet A1 fuel prices, easing pressure on Nigerian airlines and boosting operational efficiency amid rising fuel costs and challenges.
Depot prices for petrol and diesel fell across Lagos, Warri, and Port Harcourt in early June as marketers adjusted rates amid strong competition.
Imported petrol prices in Nigeria drop to N1,117 per litre, undercutting Dangote's N1,250, as global crude prices fall, hinting at potential lower pump prices ahead.
Diesel prices at Nigerian depots have fallen below Dangote Refinery’s N1,700 per litre gantry rate amid rising competition and increased market supply pressure.
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