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.
Dangote Refinery has reduced petrol gantry price triggering expected market reactions as marketers respond to falling global crude prices internationally.
NBS says Nigerians paid more for diesel in April 2026 as prices rose yearly, monthly, with regional disparities and Dangote increase reversal ex-depot price.
The NBS says Nigerians paid N2,976.94 average kerosene price in April 2026, with Sokoto highest, Bayelsa lowest, and North-West most expensive zone.
The latest petrol price report shows wide state disparities, with Yobe the highest, Niger the lowest, reflecting supply and regional distribution nationwide.
Dangote Refinery increases diesel price to ₦1,700 per litre from May 27, 2026, to protect traders amid rising global oil prices, prioritising market stability.
NBS reports cooking gas prices rose in April 2026, with 5kg LPG increasing 13.73% month-on-month, while regional and state variations remain nationwide.
Petrol landing costs in Nigeria drop to ₦800 per litre, raising hopes for reduced pump prices, but high logistics costs still keep prices above ₦900 in many areas.
Private fuel depots across Nigeria are cutting petrol prices below Dangote Refinery rates as global crude oil prices fall and competition intensifies nationwide.
Cooking gas prices in Nigeria have surged to N2,000/kg amid supply shortages and rising costs, threatening clean energy goals and food inflation nationwide.
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