Fresh online posts have sparked questions over whether former President Goodluck Jonathan visited convicted IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu in prison in Sokoto.
Dangote Refinery cut petrol prices to N1,325 per litre, prompting marketers across Nigeria to reduce depot prices amid easing international crude oil prices.
Dangote Refinery plans to subsidise petrol transport from Lekki, aiming to narrow price gaps and deliver more uniform pump prices in Sokoto, Kano and Calabar.
FG and NNPCL urged to restart Port Harcourt and Warri refineries to boost local fuel supply, curb petrol prices, reduce imports and ease inflation in Nigeria.
Dangote Refinery says crude oil prices will not directly affect profits, as refining margins, supply disruptions and dollar-denominated dividends for investors.
Petrol prices fall below Dangote Refinery’s benchmark in Calabar, Warri and Port Harcourt as rising supply drives depot competition and lower wholesale rates.
Dangote Refinery plans to double its workforce and capacity to 1.4m barrels daily by 2029, backed by a N2.2trn IPO offer, Lagos listing and 10-share minimum.
Petrol prices top N1,500 in northern Nigeria as Dangote’s hikes and crude costs drive up transport fares, raising fears over food, rent and household budgets.
Emir Sanusi urges Nigerians to invest in Dangote Refinery’s IPO, build long-term wealth and support jobs, local ownership and reduced reliance on imported fuel.
NNPC’s new fuel app offers motorists nationwide digital fuel gifting, discounts, station locations, lubricant searches, and doorstep diesel delivery.
Petrol prices hit N1,850 in Mubi as Dangote’s hike drives transport fares higher, raising fears of costlier food and household strain across Northern Nigeria.
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