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Dangote Refinery Faults Continued Fuel Imports, Says Local Capacity Can Meet Nigeria’s Demand

According to market data available to the refinery, imported PMS accounted for approximately 43 per cent of fuel supplied into the Nigerian market in July. The development, it said, raises questions about the necessity of continued large-scale imports at a time when Nigeria has significantly expanded its domestic refining capacity.

Dangote Raises Petrol Price To ₦1,200/L Despite Recent Crude Price Drop

The latest adjustment was contained in an official communication issued to customers on Tuesday by the refinery’s Group Commercial Operations.

Nigeria’s Economy In 6 Key Numbers: What Latest Data Really Shows

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Inflation is slowing, external reserves have climbed, and several major companies are reporting stronger profits. At the same time, borrowing remains expensive, food prices are still putting pressure on household budgets, and investors can now earn relatively high returns from fixed-income instruments.

FG Raises ₦7.62trn From Bond Market As Investors Chase High-Yield Assets

The funds were raised through eight Federal Government of Nigeria bond auctions conducted by the Debt Management Office during the period, as investors continued to show strong appetite for government securities despite the government’s cautious approach to borrowing costs.

Atiku’s Subsidy Plan Sparks Fresh Confusion As Aides Issue Conflicting Positions

The disagreement erupted after Paul Ibe, one of Atiku’s media aides, said the former Vice President would temporarily restore petrol subsidy if elected, and subsequently phase it out after giving the economy time to recover. However, another aide, Phrank Shaibu, swiftly rejected that interpretation, describing it as “an unauthorised, imprecise and materially misleading characterisation” of Atiku’s position.

Dolly Parton Died After Brief Battle With Cancer – Representatives Confirm

In a statement to PEOPLE, Parton’s representatives said the singer died on August 25 at the Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center in Nashville, Tennessee, surrounded by loved ones. They did not disclose the type of cancer she had been battling.

Nigeria’s Foreign Reserves Rise $7.1bn In Eight Months To $52.66bn

The latest balance represents a 15.6 percent increase from the $45.57 billion recorded on January 2, strengthening Nigeria’s external liquidity position and providing the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) with a larger buffer to manage foreign exchange pressures and meet international obligations.

US Trains Nigerian Forces In Drone Warfare, Combat Medicine, Explosive Disposal

The training, conducted at an Operating Location (OL) in Bauchi State, is designed to strengthen the capability, readiness and long-term operational capacity of Nigerian forces amid continuing security challenges across the country. The United States Africa Command (AFRICOM), in a report released on Monday, said the exercises were part of a broader security cooperation mission focused on sharing military expertise and improving interoperability between American and Nigerian forces.

Power Tussle Explodes In Edo Assembly As Lawmakers Impeach Agbebaku, Reject Resignation

The Assembly, now led by Speaker Yekini Idaiye, maintained that Agbebaku did not voluntarily relinquish his position but was removed through an impeachment process initiated and supported by members of the House.

Our Concern Is Tourism Laws, Not Personalities – FTAN

FTAN President, Dr Aliyu Ajayi Badaki, said the federation’s concern is to ensure that the NIHOTOUR Act 2022 and NTDA Act 2023 reflect the current realities of the tourism industry and protect the interests of operators, investors and other stakeholders.