According to a PUNCH news report, fuel importers in Nigeria have alleged that the Dangote refinery is selling petrol to international traders at a price that is ₦65 cheaper per litre than what is offered to Nigerian marketers.
Here is a summary of Nigerian news this morning.
Nigerians have set Guinness World Records in fields ranging from cooking and music to sports and fashion, showcasing the nation’s global impact.
NUPENG has warned Nigerians not to be deceived by Dangote refinery’s offer of free petrol delivery, describing it as a “Greek gift” aimed at undermining union rights.
So far in 2025, the U.S. has recorded 357 mass shootings, bringing the total since 2013 to 6,889, according to the Mass Shooting Tracker.
A Nigerian soldier abducted by terrorists in July has escaped from captivity in Katsina State and is receiving medical care.
Journalists Azuka Ogujiuba and Agba Jalingo recount unlawful arrests and describe Nigerian detention centres as rife with corruption, brutality and illicit activities.
Nigerian community leaders in South Africa are urging urgent diplomatic intervention after anti-migrant group Operation Dudula allegedly barred foreigners from public hospitals, forcing some women to give birth on bare floors.
Air Peace crew members have rejected Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau drug and alcohol test claims and threatened legal action if the report is not withdrawn within 72 hours.
The Federal Government has urged NUPENG and Dangote Refinery to maintain an earlier truce as union accusations of anti-labour practices clash with Dangote’s plan to roll out 1,500 CNG-powered trucks on Monday.
