Atiku Abubakar approved a lean 2027 campaign council, naming El-Rufai deputy chairman and Dele Momodu media chief as the ADC unveils its national election team.
NNPC has released new petrol prices nationwide following Dangote Refinery’s N25 cut, with Lagos at N1,385 and Yobe recording the highest price at N1,456.
The federal government has introduces measures to tackle soaring LPG prices in Nigeria amidst serious disparities. NMDPRA highlights supply deficits and bottlenecks.
PETROAN has urged nationwide petrol price cuts, citing falling crude oil prices, cheaper landing costs, and improved global supply conditions across the market.
Petrol prices in Nigeria drop as marketers reduce depot rates due to falling landing costs. Diesel prices also decline, highlighting a competitive petroleum market.
Dangote Refinery grapples with a crude oil supply shortfall, receiving only half its needs monthly, amid structural issues in Nigeria's petroleum distribution system
Nigeria’s petrol consumption averaged 46.3 million litres daily in May 2026, as domestic refineries improved fuel supply balance across the downstream sector.
Nigeria's diesel market shifts as modular refineries supply 648,000 litres daily, with Edo Refinery achieving 91.66% efficiency amidst import reliance challenges.
Nigerians may soon see lower fuel prices as import costs fall below local refinery rates, pressuring refineries to adjust amid declining global crude prices.
Petrol prices have fallen at some Lagos and Ogun filling stations after Dangote refinery reduced its gantry price, triggering gradual market adjustments.
PETROAN urges petrol price reductions in Nigeria as global crude oil costs fall. Concerns grow over cheaper imported fuel compared to local refinery prices.
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