Dangote vs Importers: Petrol Price War Standoff Keeps Prices Above N1,000
Petrol prices remain above N1,000 as a standoff between Dangote and fuel importers — a de facto Dangote petrol price war — keeps both sides waiting to cut first.
Petrol prices remain above N1,000 as a standoff between Dangote and fuel importers — a de facto Dangote petrol price war — keeps both sides waiting to cut first.
The US has withdrawn most troops from Nigeria’s Lake Chad Basin after a joint operation killed ISIS deputy leader Abu-Bilal Al-Minuki, while intelligence cooperation continues.
Governor Oyebanji says all 36 governors back state police Nigeria reform, while Senate Leader Bamidele outlines safeguards planned to prevent abuse by governors.
Abia’s Labour Party has launched a ₦2.8m essay competition for secondary and tertiary students on “The New Abia and Need for Consolidation,” with entries due July 17.
The Federal Government has unveiled sweeping reforms for the National Youth Service Corps, including replacing the traditional khaki uniform with locally produced Adire, introducing discipline-based postings, improving security deployment and restructuring the scheme’s leadership.
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