Dangote Petroleum Refinery relied heavily on Nigerian crude oil between May and June 2026, with nearly four out of every five barrels processed coming from local producers, reinforcing the country’s
Dangote Petroleum Refinery relied heavily on Nigerian crude oil between May and June 2026, with nearly four out of every five barrels processed coming from local producers, reinforcing the country’s
Motorists and fuel marketers may soon see another round of petrol price reductions after Dangote Refinery announced a fresh cut in its ex-depot petrol price, bringing the gantry rate down
Nigeria’s former oil chief, Mele Kyari, is now facing a dramatic showdown with lawmakers after the Senate Committee on Public Accounts ordered his arrest over allegations involving an unaccounted ₦210
Stakeholders in Nigeria’s Niger Delta region have called for a comprehensive and independent forensic audit of the Federal Government’s pipeline surveillance contract, raising concerns over its effectiveness in curbing oil
Abuja, Nigeria – Fresh debate has erupted over Nigeria’s oil revenue management after energy expert Nick Agule argued that the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA) conflicts with the 1999 Constitution, backing
Nigeria’s two most powerful oil sector unions have rejected Federal Government plans to sell off significant stakes in joint venture (JV) oil assets managed by the Nigerian National Petroleum Company
Nigerians woke up on Monday, June 24, 2025, to a fresh wave of petrol price hikes as the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) revised its pump rates to ₦945
Tempers flared in the Senate on Wednesday, June 18, as lawmakers issued a 7-day ultimatum to the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) to explain the disappearance of over N201
The Group Chief Executive Officer (GCEO) of Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited, Malam Mele Kyari, has requested oil and gas stakeholders and fellow Nigerians to refrain from issuing congratulatory
The rising fear of an impending fuel price hike again, is real. Empirical evidence on ground all point to it. In fact, recently petrol marketers under the aegis of the