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Dangote, NNPC, other marketers may crash petrol prices again as crude oil prices fall
Crude oil prices have fallen to a 12-week low, sparking speculations that petroleum product prices could crash further as Nigerian oil refiners continue price war.
FCCPC takes legal action against MultiChoice Nigeria, CEO over new DStv, GOtv price hike
The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) has taken action against Multichoice as it implements new DSTV and GOtv price hikes.
Another company set to take over Multichoice as FG begins investigation of DStv, GOtv price hike
The deadline for Canal+ to purchase MultiChoice, a South African pay-TV broadcaster, has been extended from April 8, 2025, to October 8, 2025, a six-month extension.
We Remain owners of Ascon Oil Company - late founder's family
The owners of Ascon Oil Company Limited have revealed that the company still belongs to them until the share purchase rights entered with Quest Oil are paid.
FG opens application portal for federal service sobs, asks Nigerians to apply as deadline nears
The Federal Civil Service Commission has opened an application portal for Nigerians to apply for various positions in the service, saying the portal closes soon.
Deadline is March 10: Portal remains open as FG continues Federal Civil Service recruitment
The federal government, via the Federal Civil Service Commission (FCSC), has launched recruitment for various positions within the Federal Civil Service.
Cooking Gas Prices May Surge as NLNG supply drops by 80%, details emerge
As gas supply to NLNG reduces, the company has cut back on production. Experts say the resulting scarcity of the product could trigger price increase.
Ground handling firms cry out over low-margin profit, request for special loan, duty waiver
Ground handling companies in Nigeria's aviation sector have asked FG for duty waivers and concessional loans to streamline business operations and promote growth.
DMO opens two savings bonds, asks Nigerians to subscribe at 16.64 and 17.64 interest rates
The Debt Management Office (DMO) has opened for subscription two FGN Savings bonds at an interest rate of 16.64% and 17.64%, respectively for March 2025.
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