Petrol prices across Nigeria could fall in the coming days as the cost of imported fuel now undercuts the gantry price set by the Dangote Refinery, according to petroleum marketers.
Petrol prices across Nigeria could fall in the coming days as the cost of imported fuel now undercuts the gantry price set by the Dangote Refinery, according to petroleum marketers.
Festive surge exposes coordination gaps across POS, transfers and remittances Nigeria’s digital payment infrastructure comes under significant strain every December, with service interruptions and downtime rising sharply during the festive
The Anambra State Government has secured an agreement with traders to begin a phased redevelopment of Onitsha Main Market, aimed at upgrading infrastructure and creating a more organized, sustainable commercial
Venezuela has passed a sweeping law reform that allows foreign companies to participate directly in its oil industry, a strategic move that aligns with US President Donald Trump’s push for
Dangote Cement Plc has unveiled its Safety FairPlay Initiative at the Ibese Plant in Ogun State, setting a benchmark for workplace safety across its operations in Nigeria. The programme, designed
Nigeria’s National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has strongly condemned ongoing house demolitions and forced evictions in Lagos State, while also voicing deep concern over the closure of Onitsha Main Market
Federal Government mobilises funds under Presidential Power Sector Debt Reduction Programme to tackle N6 trillion liabilities and improve electricity sector liquidity. The Federal Government has raised N501.02 billion from the
Dangote Petroleum Refinery has announced a nationwide increase of ₦100 per litre in the price of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), sparking fresh concerns over a possible surge in fuel prices
Abuja, 23 January 2026 – A coalition of indigenous contractors has called on contractors across Nigeria to exercise restraint and support dialogue with the Federal Ministry of Finance over long-standing
Central bank admits shortfall despite agent banking surge and digital finance push Nigeria has fallen short of its ambitious financial inclusion target, with only 74 per cent of the adult