The federal government has clarified whether Nigerians need to apply or register to receive the N50,000 monthly relief support under its intervention programme.
Ikeja Electric issued seven apologies in nine days over Band A’s missed 20-hour power target, citing grid faults and limits as premium customers face extra costs.
Nigeria recorded the world’s steepest diesel price rise at 82.7% and fourth-largest petrol increase in 2026, as UNCTAD examines fuel shocks and refining relief.
Petrol depot prices rose across Lagos, Warri, Port Harcourt and Calabar, hitting ₦1,370 per litre as diesel reached ₦2,000 despite NNPC relief and rising costs.
Petrol sells for between N1,378 and N1,400 per litre across major cities, while most independent filling stations in Birnin Kebbi charge N1,430 per litre.
Motorists can save N66 per litre on petrol at NNPC stations nationwide by downloading the Fuel App, registering, and paying through it before the October 31.
Nigerian motorists can get the N66-per-litre petrol discount at NNPC stations in October. Find NNPC Fuel App registration, payment rules and driver eligibility.
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited has reduced petrol prices to N1,355 per litre in parts of Nigeria, while eligible customers can enjoy.
Petrol-only cars fell below half of global new-vehicle sales as fuel costs boost electric vehicles and hybrids, with implications for Nigerian buyers in 2026.
NNPC will sell petrol at cost for 30 days as Nigeria weighs a ₦1,350 landing-cost ceiling and relief, without restoring blanket fuel subsidies amid shocks.
Petrol prices at depots in Lagos, Port Harcourt and Calabar dropped to N1,350 per litre as the federal government proposed a price cap, NNPC offers a discount.
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