Tinubu resisted oil cabal pressure and removed fuel subsidy — Shettima
Vice-President Shettima says President Tinubu resisted pressure from oil cabals to remove fuel subsidy, describing the move as bold and necessary for economic reform.
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Dangote says it’s cheaper to load refined fuel from Lomé than his own refinery
Aliko Dangote says it’s costlier to lift petroleum from his Lekki refinery than from Lomé, blaming local port charges that hinder competition and promote fuel imports.
U.S. exports more crude to Nigeria than it imports for first time – EIA
This unusual trade reversal follows Nigeria’s struggle to meet domestic supply obligations, especially to the Dangote refinery.
Tony Elumelu donates N25bn as Lagos unveils new food security initiative
Tony Elumelu has donated N25 billion to support Lagos State’s new ‘Produce for Lagos’ programme, aimed at boosting food security and economic growth.
Igboho appeals to federal government for removal from security watchlist
Yoruba Nation activist Sunday Igboho has returned to Nigeria from Germany and appealed to the Tinubu-led government to remove his name from the security watchlist.
Fraud charges against Otudeko dropped after parties settle out of court
The EFCC has withdrawn the N12.3bn fraud case against Honeywell Group Chairman, Dr. Oba Otudeko, after a full and final settlement was reached with First Bank.
Natasha drags Senate to court after blockade, accuses Akpabio of contempt
A lawyer, Ken Harries accused Akpoti-Uduaghan of hypocrisy for trying to enforce a judgment she had appealed.
Legal analyst says Natasha’s appeal nullifies her ability to enforce judgment
Legal expert Ken Harries says Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan cannot enforce a judgment she has appealed, as doing so contradicts legal norms.
Dangote: Substandard imported fuel costs Africa $90bn yearly
Aliko Dangote says Africa imports over 120 million tonnes of fuel yearly, costing $90bn and undermining local industry. He decried toxic fuel dumping and urged support for domestic refineries.
Wike taunts Peter Obi: “How long will you keep serving food?”
Minister Nyesom Wike has ridiculed Peter Obi for serving food at an event, calling it deceptive and not presidential. He also backed Edo governor’s demand for Obi to seek security clearance before future visits.