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Dangote Refinery Succumbs To Pressure, Discloses New Petrol Prices

Dangote Refinery Succumbs To Pressure, Discloses New Petrol Prices

Dangote Refinery Succumbs To Pressure, Discloses New Petrol Prices Dangote Refinery has disclosed the price of its petrol, saying that it sells at N990 per litre in trucks and N960 per litre into ships. The disclosure follows the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) and Petroleum Products Retail Outlets Owners Association of Nigeria (PETROAN) claim of importing the products at cheaper rates compared to that of Dangote. The marketers had in an earlier interview claimed that they are buying at cheaper rates abroad while calling on Dangote Refinery to engage stakeholders. But in its reaction, the refinery said that…
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To Avoid Likely Shut Down, MTN Sets To Hike Tariff

To Avoid Likely Shut Down, MTN Sets To Hike Tariff

MTN Sets To Hike Tariff To Avoid Shut Down MTN Nigeria, the country’s largest telecom operator, has stressed the urgent need for the telecommunications sector to return to profitability to sustain its operations. The Chief Executive Officer of MTN, Karl Toriola, made this known on Monday during a tour of MTN’s facilities by Fellows of the Media Innovation Programme in Ibeju-Lekki, Lagos. The MTN chief, who has about 78 million subscribers under his watch, pinpointed that the sector has been accumulating significant losses and that immediate action is necessary to reverse this trend. The operator with a corporate social investment…
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Dangote Refinery Asks Court To Annul Import Licenses Of NNPCL, Others In N100bn Lawsuit

Dangote Refinery Asks Court To Annul Import Licenses Of NNPCL, Others In N100bn Lawsuit

Dangote Refinery Asks Court To Void Import Licences Of NNPCL, Others In ₦100bn Suit Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals has filed a lawsuit at the Federal High Court in Abuja requesting the annulment of import licenses granted to the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL), Matrix Petroleum Services Limited, AA Rano Limited, and four other companies. The case centred on the importation of refined petroleum products that Dangote Refinery claimed were already being produced domestically without shortages. In the suit, Dangote Refinery is also demanding ₦100bn in damages from the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA). The refinery…
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Amid Power Grid Collapse, Nigeria Supplies Togo, Benin 24-Hour Power – TCN CEO

Amid Power Grid Collapse, Nigeria Supplies Togo, Benin 24-Hour Power – TCN CEO

Nigeria Supplies Togo, Benin 24-Hour Power Supply – TCN The Managing Director and CEO of the Transmission Company of Nigeria, Sule Abdulaziz, has disclosed that Nigeria supplies 24-hour electricity to neighbouring countries Togo and Benin, amid ongoing discussions in the country following a recent power grid collapse. “We supply Togo, Benin, and Niger. They get power from Nigeria on a 24-hour basis, and they are paying for it,” Abdulaziz stated during an appearance on Channels TV’s Politics Tonight program on Sunday. When asked why many Nigerians do not enjoy uninterrupted power, he responded, “Nigerians are getting 24-hour supply, but it’s…
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Davido’s Father Opens Power Plant Worth N3.4 Trillion Capable Of Supplying Electricity To 15% Of Nigerian Homes

Davido’s Father Opens Power Plant Worth N3.4 Trillion Capable Of Supplying Electricity To 15% Of Nigerian Homes

Davido's father, Mr. Adeleke Adedeji, has opened a power plant worth 3.4 trillion Naira, which will supply electricity to 15% of Nigerian homes Initially, Mr. Adeleke wanted Davido to go to school and study accounting so he will be there to manage his businesses in Nigeria, but Davido was more passionate about pursuing a career in music. With how wealthy Davido's father is, Davido could decide never to work in his entire life and he would never go broke, but he's still out here hustling like someone from a poor background. Davido should be your role model for hard work…
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Allen Onyema, Air Peace CEO Indicted For Obstructing U.S Fraud Probe, Fresh Charges Filed

Allen Onyema, Air Peace CEO Indicted For Obstructing U.S Fraud Probe, Fresh Charges Filed

Onyema Air Peace CEO Indicted For Obstructing U.S. Fraud Probe, Fresh Charges Filed Allen Onyema, founder and CEO of Air Peace, a Nigerian airline, has been charged with obstruction of justice in a new indictment in the United States. He was accused of submitting false documents in an attempt to halt an investigation into earlier charges of bank fraud and money laundering. Ejiroghene Eghagha, the airline’s Chief of Administration and Finance, is also facing charges for his role in the obstruction and previous bank fraud schemes. According to U.S. Attorney Ryan K. Buchanan, Onyema allegedly used his airline as a…
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FGN Names 63 Items Exempted From VAT Under New Fiscal Reforms By Tinubu(Full List)

FGN Names 63 Items Exempted From VAT Under New Fiscal Reforms By Tinubu(Full List)

63 Items Exempted From VAT Under New Fiscal Reforms By Tinubu (See Full List) The Federal Government has announced the exemption of 63 items from Value-Added Tax (VAT), as part of its latest fiscal reforms. This was revealed by the Chairman of the Presidential Committee on Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms, Taiwo Oyedele, via a post on X (formerly Twitter) on Friday. The exemptions are outlined in the official ‘Value Added Tax (Modification) Order, 2024,’ dated September 3, 2024. The announcement follows the recent introduction of fiscal concessions aimed at revitalising Nigeria’s oil and gas sector, as disclosed by the…
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NNPCL/Dangote: Fresh Dispute Emerges Over Supply Volume

NNPCL/Dangote: Fresh Dispute Emerges Over Supply Volume

NNPCL/Dangote: Fresh Dispute Emerges Over Supply Volume More controversy has emerged in the execution of a sale-purchase deal on premium motor spirit, otherwise known as petrol, between the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited, NNPCL, and Dangote Refinery. Findings by Vanguard yesterday indicated that while the NNPCL believes Dangote cannot supply an adequate quantity of the product, Dangote told Vanguard it had already delivered 111 million litres of the product within three days (last Sunday to yesterday), adding that loading was still ongoing steadily.NNPCL last weekend said Dangote could only deliver 16.8 million litres out of the 25 million litres it…
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Meet Nigerian Woman Who Produces Over 10,000 Tons Of Cassava And Makes Over $12 Million Annually

Meet Nigerian Woman Who Produces Over 10,000 Tons Of Cassava And Makes Over $12 Million Annually

MEET A WOMAN WHO PRODUCES OVER 10,000 TONS OF CASSAVA AND MAKES OVER $12 MILLION ANNUALLY Meet Yemisi Iranloye, the Nigerian entrepreneur who has become the undisputed "Cassava Queen." Despite facing competition from multinational corporations, she has maintained her dominance in the cassava industry. With her company, Psaltry International, Iranloye produces an impressive 10,000 tons of cassava annually, generating an astonishing annual turnover of $12 million. Her success is a testament to her unwavering determination and business acumen. Iranloye's journey began in her hometown of Ilesa, Osun State, Nigeria. She started her business with a modest investment and a deep…
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IPMAN Laments Selling Of Dangote Petrol Higher Than Imported Fuel

IPMAN Laments Selling Of Dangote Petrol Higher Than Imported Fuel

IPMAN Decries Selling Of Dangote Petrol Higher Than Imported Fuel The Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) has raised concerns over the pricing of petrol from the Dangote Refinery, urging the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited to ensure it is not sold at a higher price than imported fuel. IPMAN argues that such a disparity would be counterproductive to the nation’s drive for energy self-sufficiency and could negatively impact consumers and marketers alike. According to IPMAN on Monday, the pricing strategy for locally refined petrol should reflect the advantages of domestic production, offering Nigerians a more affordable option. The…
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