N950 per litre Dangote petrol ‘ll encourage importation, says Marketers
Those who can queue may opt for the cheaper prices and wait in the queues, while people in haste will drive into stations that sell at higher rates to buy the product
Year: 2024
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Petrol now N950 in Lagos, N992 in Abuja and N1,019 in Borno –NNPC
The NNPC Ltd assures that if the quoted pricing is disputed, it will be grateful for any discount from the Dangote Refinery, which will be passed on 100% to the general public
NNPC ‘ll be sole buyer of Dangote Refinery petrol –FG insists
For this initial loading, the price from the refinery was N898 per litre
CNOOC Limited successfully withstands super typhoon ‘Yagi’
The Company’s offshore facilities overall withstood the test of the super typhoon, with no reported casualties or significant property damage.
Marketers insist on willing-buyer and willing-seller deal, as NNPC buys N766/litre from Dangote
Chinedu Ukadike, said the market should be open for all in line with the willing-buyer and willing-seller commitment earlier made by the corporation.
Our trucks ‘ll start loading petrol from Dangote Refinery next week –Marketers
Oil marketers in the country have confirmed that they will start lifting Premium Motor Spirit (petrol), from the refinery in few days.
1,200 host communities slam Shell for breaching court order, demand N505 billion compensations
The community has a pending lawsuit against Shell, which it accuses of causing an oil spill that damaged waterways and farms.
Decarbonization: TotalEnergies joins the first Japanese fund dedicated to the development of low-carbon hydrogen
The fund will be managed by Advantage Partners, one of Japan’s leading private equity firms.
Oando @ 30: The rise and rise of an indigenous Nigerian oil company
Oando Plc has rolled out drums to celebrate 30 years of existence with a track record of outstanding services in the oil industry.
Abuja Disco to pay N1.69bn fine for overbilling electricity consumers -NERC
The fine, amounting to N1.69 billion, is the result of AEDC’s non-compliance with NERC’s previous order on capping estimated billing for electricity consumers.