OPEC Secretary General Haitham Al Ghais highlights taxes as a key factor in rising fuel prices, emphasizing the need for reinvesting oil revenue to maintain future supply.
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The Nigeria Police Force introduces the Electronic Central Motor Registry (E-CMR), a digital system designed to streamline vehicle verification, eliminate paperwork, and enhance road safety.
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Oyo State continues road repairs at Zion Plaza-Olusoji Avenue, targeting smooth roads and improved socio-economic growth under Governor Seyi Makinde’s administration.
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The PDP in Katsina suspends Ward Chairman Danjume Abubakar for deceiving members into endorsing Senator Tsauri’s suspension, sparking internal tensions.
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Senate President Akpabio praised President Tinubu’s swift action in addressing Borno’s flooding and promised legislative support for future disaster relief initiatives.
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African consumers face rising exploitation through misleading ads and counterfeit products, says Nigeria’s trade minister, urging for stronger standardization to protect consumer rights.
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The Nigerian Navy provided free medical care to 2,000 residents of Beletieama in Bayelsa State, promoting civil-military cooperation through Operation DELTA SANITY III.
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A diaspora group has urged INEC and law enforcement agencies to remain neutral in the upcoming Edo governorship election, stressing the need for transparency and fairness. Â
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Nigeria’s mental health crisis is deepening due to persistent stigma, inadequate care, and slow policy reforms. COVID-19 has further worsened conditions, driving up rates of anxiety, depression, and suicide.
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Nigerian marketers demand direct access to Dangote refinery fuel, criticizing NNPC’s exclusive control over petrol distribution, raising concerns over a domestic monopoly. Â
