The Enugu State Independent Electoral Commission announces the winner of the Enugu council elections after the APC, PDP and other parties contested across the state.
Dangote Refinery has increased its LPG price, putting additional pressure on Nigerian households already struggling with rising living costs and higher everyday.
Filling stations have refused to lower petrol prices despite an N828 per litre gantry price released by the Lekki-based Dangote Refinery over the weekend.
Depot operators and Dangote Refinery are entangled on a another petrol price war following a recent price slash by the Lekki-based refinery recently.
The Nigerians in Diaspora Assembly (NiDA) has praised the NUPRC Chief Executive Officer, Gbenga Komolafe, for his double honours in the UK recently.
Dangote Refinery has reduced the petrol price by N49, triggering fresh price reductions at filling stations as competition intensifies in the downstream sector.
S&P Insights has revealed that Dangote Refinery’s petrol price is still lower than imports, which has given it an advantage in Nigeria’s deregulated market.
The United Kingdom's House of Lords has honoured the chief executive of the Nigerian Upstream and Petroleum Regulatory Authority, Gbenga Komolafe.
Dangote Refinery has slashed its ex-depot prices to N828 per litre, representing 5.6% drop despite rising crude oil costs in the international market due tensions.
Major petrol marketers in Nigeria, under MEMAN, have said that the government’s new 15% import tariff on petrol is almost the same as banning fuel importation.
Diesel prices have surged in depots across Nigeria following Dangote Refinery's price increases to N950 per litre. The move has triggered widespread price increases.
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