The NDC has reportedly nominated a popular and influential critic of the APC as its governorship candidate in Lagos for the 2027 general elections.
Nigerians may see petrol prices drop as Dangote Refinery leads cuts. Experts warn that changes will be gradual, balancing consumer relief and marketer protection.
NNPC raises petrol prices to N1,320 in Lagos and N1,364 in Abuja, following a surge in global crude oil costs, impacting consumers across Nigeria.
Dangote Refinery has fixed the gantry price of aviation fuel at N1,820 per litre, a move aimed at improving pricing transparency in Nigeria’s aviation fuel market.
Lagos and Ogun boast Nigeria's lowest petrol prices at ₦1,162.71 and ₦1,169.78, amid rising national averages and geopolitical tensions impacting costs nationwide.
Petrol prices in Nigeria surge towards N1,400 per litre due to US-Iran tensions, Dangote Refinery adjustments, and global crude oil market disruptions.
Nigerian petrol prices surge past ₦1,300 per litre due to rising global crude costs and Dangote Refinery's adjustments, causing market uncertainty.
The average cost of refilling cooking gas cylinders in Nigeria increased significantly in March 2026, reflecting continued pressure on household energy expenses.
The Dangote Refinery is benefiting from strong global margins on jet fuel exports, even as domestic airlines warn of disruptions due to rising aviation fuel prices.
Dangote Refinery raises petrol price to ₦1,275 per litre, disrupting supply and raising fears of fuel scarcity as global crude prices surge, risking more hikes.
Nigerians face potential petrol price hikes as global crude exceeds $100 per barrel. Amid Middle East tensions, Abuja sees some filling stations lowering prices.
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