The Nigerian government has named the Dangote Refinery as the sole supplier of jet fuel, aiming to address shortages and stabilize the aviation sector by reducing dependence on imports.
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Rivers State Governor Fubara has expressed concern over President Tinubu’s silence amid a growing political crisis, urging federal intervention to stabilize the state and resolve internal conflicts.
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With 18.3 million children out of school, Nigeria’s education crisis is crippling its economy by limiting workforce development, worsening poverty, and slowing growth.
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Nigeria has started selling crude oil in naira to the Dangote Refinery in a strategic move to reduce foreign exchange pressure and stabilize the local currency.
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The tragic loss of over 60 lives in a boat accident on Nigeria’s Niger River calls attention to persistent safety failures. Urgent reforms are needed to prevent future disasters.
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Nigeria’s non-oil exports have fallen by 5.65%, underscoring the challenges of diversifying the economy and boosting foreign exchange earnings amid heavy reliance on oil.
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The PDP has sharply criticized President Tinubu’s Independence Day address, highlighting economic issues and urging for people-centered reforms to ease Nigerians’ struggles.
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Ex-Governor Darius Ishaku of Taraba State has been remanded over ₦27 billion fraud allegations. The case is part of Nigeria’s broader anti-corruption efforts.
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The PDP is preparing legal documents to challenge the Edo governorship election results, citing vote rigging and irregularities in hopes of a transparent court process.
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NEITI reports that Nigeria’s oil and gas sector owes the government $6 billion and ₦66 billion in unpaid taxes and royalties, calling for urgent government action to recover the funds.