Nigerians witness a sharp drop in petrol prices after Dangote Refinery slashed its ex-depot rate. MRS leads with N739/litre in Lagos, while other cities adjust. Read the latest market updates.
Following Dangote Refinery's price cut to N699 per litre, private depot prices have crashed, ranging from N702.50 to N820. MRS stations now sell at N739. Read the full impact.
Petrol prices at Lagos depots have plunged by 14% to N710 per litre following Dangote Refinery's aggressive price slash, sparking a rush by marketers. Discover the market realignment.
NAFDAC has sealed a yoghurt and flavoured drink depot in Kaduna over unhygienic operations posing serious contamination risks. The agency vows more enforcement checks.
Armed bandits killed three people in Danjibga, Zamfara, after a dispute over unpaid yoghurt worth N3,500. The attack forced residents to flee. Read the full report.
Nigerians get relief as petrol prices drop nationwide. NNPC and private depots cut rates after Dangote Refinery's pledge to supply 50 million litres daily, sparking intense market competition.
Dangote Refinery reduces petrol ex-depot price to N840/litre, triggering competitive cuts among depot owners. The move follows NNPC's price adjustment and a global crude oil price crash to $60 per barrel. Read more on the festive season relief.
Nigerian petrol market sees intense competition as Dangote Refinery and importers adjust ex-depot prices. Latest updates on fuel costs and market dynamics revealed.
Kano Hisbah Board arrested seven suspected cross-dressers during a late-night raid on a popular joint. The teenagers from three states face allegations of immoral activities. Read more about the ongoing crackdown.
NMDPRA guarantees sufficient petroleum products during festive season, advises against panic buying as depots announce new prices. Stay informed on Nigeria's energy security.
Dangote Petroleum Refinery has increased petrol prices by N32 per litre just days after a reduction, causing depot operators to follow suit. Learn how this impacts Nigeria's fuel market.
Nigerian households and businesses struggle as cooking gas scarcity hits major cities with depot owners increasing prices amid supply disruptions and logistical challenges.
Nigerians face mounting anxiety as depot owners implement sharp petrol price increases, with costs reaching N889 per litre amid distribution challenges and economic uncertainty.
Nigerian fuel depot owners have dramatically reduced petrol prices in response to competitive pressure from Dangote Refinery, bringing relief to consumers amid ongoing market shifts.