Overall, the decision to lower diesel prices reflects Dangote Petroleum Refinery’s commitment to contributing positively to Nigeria’s economic landscape. The reduction is expected to benefit consumers, businesses, and the economy at large by easing inflationary pressures and reducing the cost of living.
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By Oluwatobiloba Olukanni The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) killed no more than 67 alleged illegal miners during their detention. The illegal miners who were arrested were identified as internally displaced persons (IDPs) escaping banditry in the Shiroro Local Government Area. This arrest happened on 15th September 2026, when the Niger State Command…
Oluwatobiloba Olukanni As the National Assembly considers constitutional amendments to allow state police, an important question remains: Will state police improve security, or will they become another tool for political oppression? This growing insecurity has renewed calls for the creation of state police in the country that is facing threats from banditry, terrorism, kidnapping, and…
By Oluwatobiloba Olukanni The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) have officially published credentials of candidates contesting the January 16, 2027, Presidential and National Assembly elections. An announcement by the electoral body on August 1st, 2026, through its X handle, revealed that the statutory public display commenced simultaneously across all INEC state offices and local government…
By Oluwatobiloba Olukanni Nigeria has reportedly lost its full participation status at the International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO), one of the world’s most prestigious mathematics competitions for secondary school students. The development became public on Thursday after an education advocate, when the CEO of Educare, Alex Onyia, disclosed on his X handle that Nigeria had been…
By Oluwatobiloba Olukanni Many Nigerians are asking why petrol prices remain above ₦1,000 per litre despite the recent fall in global crude oil prices. The question has become more pressing after Brent crude prices dropped following the easing of tensions in the Middle East. Analysts had expected the decline to eventually lead to lower petrol…
By Oluwatobiloba Olukanni Nigeria’s federal government steps up efforts to implement 112 as Nigeria’s single national emergency toll-free number, with plans to work closely with state governors to ensure its successful rollout across the country. Following a meeting between Vice President Kashim Shettima and a delegation from the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), led by the…