Enugu state police command arrested Okpara Emmanuel over alleged murder of his girlfriend Chinyere, whose body was hidden in a toilet after an HIV argument.
Dangote Refinery cut petrol prices to N1,325 per litre, prompting marketers across Nigeria to reduce depot prices amid easing international crude oil prices.
Petrol prices in Nigeria are falling as major marketers reduce rates due to the competitive edge of Dangote Refinery, providing much-needed relief for motorists.
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Dangote Refinery has reduced its cooking gas depot price from N980 to N950 per kilogram, while other marketers released new LPG rates nationwide.
NNPC sells petrol at N1,205 per litre in Lagos, cheaper than most filling stations, as falling depot prices drive increased competition across the downstream market.
NNPC and FIRST E&P launch Impact FIRST: Heritage, providing multi-year grants to five Nigerian NGOs focused on sustainable social impact and proven interventions.
Dangote Refinery narrows the petrol price gap with imports to just N2, boosting market competition. Diesel and aviation fuel prices favour local refining.
Fresh petrol cargoes arriving at Lagos and Warri terminals are boosting supply, intensifying competition among marketers and raising hopes of further fuel price.
Petrol depot prices fell across Lagos, Calabar, Port Harcourt and Warri, with Dangote recording Nigeria's lowest reported rate at N1,166 per litre.
Nigeria's modular refineries failed to lift any crude oil in Q2 2026 under the Domestic Supply Scheme, citing unrealistic pricing benchmarks by NUPRC.
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