Founder and President of Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote, has announced that petrol prices will drop to ₦739 per litre nationwide, beginning Tuesday, with initial implementation at MRS stations in Lagos.

Dangote made the allegation on Sunday during a media briefing at the Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Fertiliser Plant, Lekki, Lagos, describing the alleged expenditure as inconsistent with a public servant’s income and a threat to public trust in regulatory institutions.

Dangote, Kano Govt, Forge Partnerships At 2025 Trade Fair   The Dangote Group and the Government of Kano State are strengthening relationships to foster business activities and social programmes in the state. This is coming as participants stream into the company’s pavilion at the 46th edition of...

Dangote Refinery Cuts Malta Petrol Imports by 60% Nigeria’s imports of refined petroleum products from Malta have fallen by 60 percent in 2024, highlighting a major shift in the country’s downstream fuel supply landscape as the Dangote Refinery increases its production capacity. Data from TradeMap show...

Northern Industrialists Back 15% Fuel Tariff  Industrialists from Northern Nigeria have welcomed the Federal Government’s decision to impose a 15 per cent import duty on petroleum products, noting that the measure is a strategic move aimed at stimulating local production, enhancing value addition within the...

Tariff Isonu: When Government Becomes the Middleman of Monopoly By Oladapo Ojo In Yoruba, 'Isonu' means something that is wrong , morally off balance, but that people find hard to condemn openly. It’s the kind of wrongdoing that hides behind excuses, wrapped in official statements and...