A video allegedly featuring bandit leader Bello Turji surfaces, claiming responsibility for attacks in Sokoto and Zamfara, raising significant security concerns.
Nigerians may soon see lower fuel prices as import costs fall below local refinery rates, pressuring refineries to adjust amid declining global crude prices.
Dangote Refinery plans to raise petrol prices as global crude costs soar, triggering concerns among marketers and consumers about inflationary pressures in Nigeria.
Petrol marketers across Nigeria have paused fresh pricing for petrol and diesel amid expectations that the Dangote Refinery may soon review its prices upward.
Energy expert Eche Idoko, has explained that the reliance of local refineries on foreign crude supplies is responsible for the recent hike in petrol prices.
The African Export-Import Bank underwrote a syndicated loan supporting Dangote Petroleum Refinery to strengthen its finances and expand operations.
The FG has paid N71.49 billion out of the N1.92 trillion owed to GenCos in 2025, according to documents from the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission.
The Dangote Refinery has said it will continue to supply fuel to Nigerians but warned that adequate access to crude oil is critical to sustaining local distribution.
Nigeria imported solar panels worth over N435 billion in 2025, driven by electricity challenges and growing demand for alternative source of power.
Five vessels delivered 95,000 metric tonnes of petrol and diesel to Nigeria's ports as the FG resumed the issuance of import licences amid supply uncertainties.
Power generation firms accuse distributors of rejecting electricity, exacerbating Nigeria's crisis. DisCos counterclaim operational issues cause load dumping.
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