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Fuel prices to change as NNPC sells petrol to marketers at new rate
Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) has disclosed that NNPC has agreed to sell petrol to its members at N995 per litre as part of its debt
Oil marketers lift hopes of Nigerians, begin negotiation with Dangote Refinery over new petrol price
Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) are set for talks with the Dangote refinery to commence direct petrol lifting from the facility soon.
3 Nigerian billionaires make the list of Top 10 richest black people in the world in 2024
About three Nigerian billionaires have emerged among the top 10 richest black people in the world, including Aliko Dangote, Mike Adenuga, and Abdul Samad Rabiu.
Shehu Sani lists top 6 crises left for God to personally resolve in Nigeria
A former lawmaker represented Kaduna Central in the 8th Assembly, Senator Shehu Sani, said there are six crises in Nigeria that are left for God to personally handle
Dangote gears up for oil production boost with two major Nigerian assets
Dangote is preparing to begin production at its two oil fields in Nigeria by the fourth quarter of 2024, following several months of disruptions in crude supply.
Oil marketers give reasons petrol prices may crash again after NNPC increased costs
Major Energies Marketers Association of Nigeria (MEMAN) said that petrol landing costs had reduced further a few hours after NNPC hiked the product prices.
After producing diesel, petrol, others, Dangote speaks on government's role in $20bn refinery
Aliko Dangote has disclosed that his $20 billion, 650,000 barrels per day (bpd) refinery was constructed without any support from the federal government.
Marketers to begin direct purchase of Dangote petrol as NNPC releases new fuel price list
Following the cessation of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited as the sole distributor of Dangote petrol, marketers will begin product loading.
Final petrol price to increase again as FG speaks on more stakes in Dangote, other refinery
Nigeria has made the decision to use the local currency exchange rate in its external market to fix crude sales to the largest and newest oil refinery in Africa.
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