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Dangote targets N739 per litre petrol as refinery cuts depot price

MRS and other partners of the Dangote Petroleum Refinery are expected to start selling petrol at N739 per litre, following a fresh reduction in the refinery’s depot price. The move comes two days after the refinery slashed its petrol gantry price from N828 to N699 per litre, a cut of about N129 per litre.​ Speaking at a press briefing at the Lekki refinery, Dangote Group President, Aliko Dangote, said he was aware that some filling stations keep pump prices high despite lower depot prices. He accused some marketers of undermining his efforts by refusing to pass on the reductions to consumers.​ Dangote said MRS would commence sales at N739 per litre from Tuesday in Lagos, while other partner stations would follow across the country. He insisted that the current prices of around N900 to N970 per litre at some outlets […]

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Civilians return as M23 seizes key DR Congo border town

Burundian soldiers stood guard at the Kavimvira border post as more than 500 Burundian civilians crossed back into their country from the Democratic Republic of Congo. They had been trapped in eastern DR Congo after the M23 militia launched a new offensive in early December, disrupting movement along the frontier.​ Shortly after a United States–brokered peace deal was signed in Washington, the M23 advanced and captured the town of Uvira in South Kivu. Control of Uvira has given the group command of the main land crossing with Burundi and cut DR Congo off from direct military support from its southern neighbour.​ During a visit to the now-reopened border organised by the M23, the group’s spokesperson, Lawrence Kanyuka, sought to demonstrate that Burundian civilians could now cross safely. Long queues of men and women stretched back from the checkpoint as people […]

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NAF aircraft in Burkina Faso was on ferry mission, not covert operation

A senior Nigerian military source has dismissed claims that a Nigerian Air Force aircraft was on a clandestine mission in Burkina Faso. The source explained that the C-130 transport plane was on a scheduled ferry mission to Portugal when it made an emergency diversion to Bobo-Dioulasso, Burkina Faso, after the crew noticed a technical issue.​ According to the source, the diversion followed standard aviation safety procedures and was not linked to any combat, intelligence, or political operation in Burkina Faso or the wider Sahel region. The aircraft reportedly headed to the nearest suitable airfield to ensure the safety of the crew and passengers, in line with international aviation protocols.​ The Nigerian Air Force has also clarified in earlier statements that Burkina Faso did not ground the aircraft but received it after the precautionary landing. The crew and the other Nigerian […]

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10 Fun Ways To Enjoy Christmas In Lagos This December

Lagos becomes louder, brighter and busier in December, making Christmas feel like a whole experience rather than just a date on the calendar. From beaches to concerts and house parties, the city offers something for every mood.​ The article suggests 10 things to do: Christmas beach hangouts, Detty December concerts, resort or short stay getaways, food crawls, sightseeing and photos, house parties, church carol or Christmas services, visits to art spaces, day trips to places like Badagry and Epe, and simply staying home to rest. It emphasises that the real goal is to end the year feeling fulfilled, not pressured to be everywhere.

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Man Who Drove Into Liverpool Title Parade Crowd Faces Sentencing

Prosecutors say 54 year old Paul Doyle steered his Ford Galaxy into dense crowds celebrating Liverpool’s record equalling 20th English top flight title in the city centre on May 26. He struck dozens of people over several minutes, at one point reversing into more victims and even colliding with an ambulance before the vehicle was finally brought to a stop.​ Investigators recorded 134 people injured, including children, with around 50 needing hospital treatment, though no one was killed. Prosecutors describe the incident as a severe case of road rage rather than terrorism, citing dashcam footage of Doyle swearing, leaning on his horn and then deliberately driving at pedestrians instead of waiting for them to pass.​ Guilty pleas and possible sentence Doyle initially denied wrongdoing but broke down in court during his trial in November and dramatically changed his plea. He […]

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Supreme Court Backs President’s Power On Emergency Rule And Temporary Suspension Of Elected Officials

The Supreme Court has upheld the President’s constitutional power to declare a state of emergency in any state where there is a threat of breakdown of law and order or a slide into chaos and anarchy. In a majority decision of six to one delivered on Monday, the court ruled that such a declaration can include suspending elected officials, provided the suspension is for a limited time and strictly tied to restoring normalcy.​ Delivering the lead judgment, Justice Mohammed Idris held that Section 305 of the Constitution empowers the President to deploy extraordinary measures once emergency rule is proclaimed. He noted that the section does not specify the exact nature of those measures, giving the President discretion on how best to stabilise the affected state.​ The case arose from a suit by Adamawa State and 10 other Peoples Democratic Party […]

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Salah Heads To AFCON As Future At Liverpool Remains Uncertain

Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah will join up with Egypt for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco, where he will captain the Pharaohs in their latest bid for continental glory. His departure comes at a crucial point in the Premier League season and amid continued speculation over whether he will extend his stay at Anfield or accept a big money move away in the near future.​ Salah remains Egypt’s talisman and is expected to carry much of the attacking responsibility as they chase a record extending AFCON title. The 32 year old has again been one of Liverpool’s leading performers this season, which has fuelled interest from clubs in Saudi Arabia and other leagues, keeping his future under the spotlight.​ Across Europe, other African players are also preparing to leave their clubs for the tournament, which runs from December […]

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Presidency Says Tinubu Won’t Use EFCC To Harass Opposition Over Defections

The Presidency has rejected suggestions that President Bola Tinubu is weaponising the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission against opposition figures in order to pressure them into joining the ruling All Progressives Congress. It described such claims as baseless and the product of a “failed opposition” running out of issues to campaign on.​ In a statement issued in Abuja by Special Adviser on Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga, the Presidency said Tinubu would never deploy the EFCC to harass, intimidate or blackmail political rivals. Onanuga stressed that recent high profile defections to the APC were voluntary and motivated by confidence in the president’s reform agenda.​ He noted that Nigeria’s Constitution guarantees freedom of association and the right to change political affiliation at any time. According to him, no one has been compelled to join the APC and it is wrong to […]

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US Nigeria Near Strategic Security Deal Amid Christian Genocide Claims

United States congressman Riley Moore has disclosed that Washington and Abuja are close to finalising a strategic framework on insecurity following a series of meetings in Nigeria. Moore led a US delegation on a fact finding mission to review claims of Christian genocide and broader concerns about religious persecution and terrorism in the country.​ Speaking after talks with National Security Adviser Nuhu Ribadu and other senior officials, Moore said both sides had agreed on practical steps that could strengthen Nigeria’s fight against terrorism, banditry and communal violence. He described the engagement as constructive and said the proposed framework is now in its final stages.​ According to him, the emerging plan focuses on improving intelligence sharing, building early warning systems, boosting protection for at risk communities and tightening accountability for human rights abuses linked to security operations. He stressed that the […]

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Turji Alleges Two Ex Governors Are Fuelling Insecurity

Notorious bandit leader Bello Turji has claimed in a viral video that two former governors from Zamfara and Sokoto states bear major responsibility for the insecurity ravaging parts of northern Nigeria. He accused the past administrations of laying the groundwork for today’s violence through decisions he said worsened tensions and communal distrust.​ Turji alleged that the former leaders armed local vigilante groups, popularly called Yan Banga, in ways that he claims targeted Fulani communities and escalated reprisals. According to him, those policies turned what should have been community protection initiatives into forces that deepened ethnic and social divisions.​ In the same video, Turji addressed controversy over his past contacts with the Zamfara State government when Bello Matawalle, now Minister of State for Defence, was governor. He admitted taking part in peace talks with the then administration but denied receiving a […]

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