The call on President Bola Tinubu to suspend political activities and declared action plan to fight insecurity and revive economy has been met with powerful push.
Nigerians may soon see lower fuel prices as import costs fall below local refinery rates, pressuring refineries to adjust amid declining global crude prices.
Nigerian fuel marketers are increasingly importing Dangote Refinery products via Lomé. Over 70% of Nigerian fuel imports now originate from this refinery.
Nigeria's cooking gas market faces turmoil as LPG supply shortfalls pressure prices. Retail costs vary widely amidst distribution challenges and rising demand.
Marketers say Nigerians may soon see another petrol price drop as falling crude oil prices and depot rate reductions continue influencing domestic fuel pricing.
Aliko Dangote plans to build a major industrial and free trade zone in Ondo State, promising jobs, vital infrastructure, and a boost to manufacturing in Nigeria.
Nigerians may see cooking gas prices drop to N900-N1,100 per kilogram by 2026 as reforms boost domestic supply and reduce logistics challenges amid rising costs.
Dangote Refinery reduces petrol ex-depot price to N1,175 per litre. Further drops anticipated as global oil prices decline, with potential pump price adjustments.
Dangote Refinery suspends petrol exports to boost domestic supply following a N75 price reduction, addressing operational challenges and stabilising Nigeria's market
Experts predict petrol prices may fall to N1,000 per litre as global crude prices drop, following Dangote Refinery’s N75 price cut, sparking optimism in Nigeria.
Nigeria's petrol prices drop amid falling global crude rates; experts forecast further reductions as Dangote Refinery adjusts prices, promising cheaper fuel ahead.
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