
Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited has adjusted its petrol prices at its filling stations nationwide, with Lagos the cheapest and Yobe the most expensive.
Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited has adjusted its petrol prices at its filling stations nationwide, with Lagos the cheapest and Yobe the most expensive.
The Nigerian government has rolled out free gas cylinder distribution nationwide, targeting about five million homes in the next five years to promote clean cooking.
Data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) shows that palm oil imports have reduced by 26%, driven by a surge in local production, leading to a price drop.
Petrol Tanker Drivers (PTD) branch of the Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG) is on strike, and residents of Benue are facing the heat.
Delta state has continued to lead Nigerian states as the country's top oil-producing state with 100 million barrels in 11 months, while Lagos recorded no output.
Petrol prices are expected to surpass N1,000 per litre if the current market dynamics continue, including the rise in landing costs and crude oil prices.
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) has decided to increase petrol prices at its retail stations amid a global crude oil increase.
The National Bureau of Statistics has confirmed another increase in kerosene prices, further bringing more hardship to households struggling to survive.
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Ltd, as part of its drive to boost exploration and production in northern Nigeria, has drilled four new oil wells.
The giant Dangote Refinery has secured a mega $4 billion loan deal, syndicated by the Africa Import-Export Bank (Afreximbank) for expansion and growth.
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