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.
LPG depot prices in Lagos jump 19.05% to ₦1,250 per kg as supply tightens, raising fears of higher cooking gas costs for households and retailers across Lagos.
TCN schedules a power outage in Bida and Niger communities on September 16 for substation maintenance. It lists affected areas and when electricity will return.
Nigeria’s petrol landing cost hits amid Middle East supply disruptions, widening pressure on marketers as replacement costs rise above local benchmarks.
Nigerians get relief as petrol and diesel prices fall below current landing costs across major markets, despite surging global crude prices and rising replacement.
NNPC says smart, self-service stations will boost efficiency, create jobs and power 900 modern energy hubs with EV charging and solar facilities nationwide.
Dangote explains why Nigerian petrol prices remain high despite local refining, citing global crude costs, smuggling, high interest rates and policy risks loom.
NNPCL raises petrol prices to N1,430 in Abuja as MRS follows at N1,395, with crude oil prices and Middle East tensions fuelling fears of further increases ahead.
Petrol prices near N1,500 as crude tops $100, while Dangote’s hike raises fuel, transport and business costs for Nigerian households and companies nationwide.
Donald Duke urges Tinubu to sell domestic crude to local refineries at production cost, using by-products to cut petrol prices to N200-N300 per litre in Nigeria.
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