Nigeria's oil sector faced major tensions in 2025 as Dangote Refinery clashed with unions, marketers, and regulators over labour rights, pricing, and market control. Explore the full review of the crisis and its implications for 2026.
NNPC Limited reduced petrol prices by over N175 in Lagos during 2025, driven by competition from Dangote Refinery. The price now stands at N785 per litre ahead of Christmas. Read the full analysis.
NBS data shows petrol prices fell 12.59% year-on-year in November 2025. See the top 10 cheapest states and the impact of NNPC and Dangote refinery price cuts.
Nigerian motorists face long queues at few MRS stations selling Dangote petrol at N739. They urge the refinery to partner with more outlets for wider access to affordable fuel. Report stations selling above price.
Nigeria strengthens its role as the top African crude oil supplier to the United States, exporting 33.23 million barrels worth $2.57 billion from January to August 2025. Discover the economic impact and the role of Dangote Refinery.
Ondo State Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa has three years left to secure his legacy. Experts urge decisive action on coastal development, a refinery, and deep seaport to transform the state's economy. The time to act is now.
Several Nigerians have confirmed purchasing petrol at the new N739 per litre price announced by Dangote Refinery. Reports from Lagos stations verify the reduction, offering relief amid high costs.
Dangote Petroleum Refinery closed 2025 with a dramatic N200.50 per litre price cut, reshaping Nigeria's fuel market. Learn how local refining is driving down costs and pressuring importers.
Independent fuel marketers lament plummeting sales after Dangote Refinery slashes petrol price to N739 per litre at MRS stations nationwide. Discover the market shift and financial strain.
President Tinubu's government plans a 15% levy on imported petrol and diesel, plus a 5% fossil fuel surcharge from 2026. Experts warn of soaring costs for Nigerians. Full analysis inside.
Dangote Refinery launches a hotline for Nigerians to report MRS stations selling petrol above N739. The move aims to protect consumers and ensure price transparency amid a major market shift.
Aliko Dangote directs Nigerians to buy fuel at the new N739/litre price. His refinery launches a hotline to report overcharging stations and warns against artificial scarcity. Read more.
PENGASSAN President Festus Osifo warns of a massive brain drain in Nigeria's oil sector due to devaluation and stagnant wages. The union demands urgent salary reviews and criticizes economic policies.
The Nigerian government suspends a controversial 15% fuel import duty to avoid festive season price hikes. Experts warn of policy inconsistency and the need for long-term energy security. Read more.
Dangote Refinery's ₦699/litre petrol price triggers a market shift. Marketers abandon private depots, forcing massive price cuts. Daily truck loading exceeds 2,000. Read the full analysis.
Dangote Petroleum Refinery begins nationwide petrol sales at N739 per litre via MRS stations. The refinery pledges 50 million litres daily supply to stabilize the market and urges consumers to report overcharging.
A fierce price war erupts in Nigeria's fuel market as Dangote Refinery's free delivery forces stations to cut petrol prices by up to N100 per litre. Discover how this battle benefits consumers.
Dangote Refinery begins nationwide PMS sales at N739 per litre through MRS stations, warns against artificial scarcity, and urges Nigerians to report non-compliance for economic relief.
PETROAN endorses Nigeria's 2026 budget, citing realistic oil targets. It urges transparent privatisation of state refineries by Q1 2026 and highlights security, host communities, and regulatory funding as key to success.
Despite the Petroleum Industry Act, Nigeria's oil sector remains mired in opacity. NEITI recovers billions, but Dangote Refinery clashes with NMDPRA, exposing deep-seated governance failures. Read the full analysis.
Filling stations in Lagos and other cities are still selling petrol at N850-N990 per litre, ignoring Dangote Refinery's new N699 rate. Find out why prices remain high and when relief is expected.
Dangote Petroleum Refinery has resumed free nationwide petrol delivery to stations at a new price of ₦699 per litre, aiming to stabilise Nigeria's fuel market. Learn about the incentives and registration process.
Dangote Refinery announces a new petrol price of N699 per litre at its Lagos gantry, offering hope for cheaper fuel nationwide. Nigerians react as calls grow to end fuel imports.
Dangote Refinery reduces petrol price to N699 per litre, sparking excitement and debate on the role of billionaires in Nigeria's economy. Read Nigerians' reactions.
Dangote Refinery reduces petrol price to N699 per litre at its Lagos gantry, exciting Nigerians and prompting calls to end fuel imports. Read public reactions and details.
Africa remains trapped in fuel import dependence despite new refineries. This analysis reveals the structural barriers, from fragmented standards to poor infrastructure, that keep the continent vulnerable to global shocks. Discover the path to true energy
Nigerian fuel marketers align with Dangote Refinery's new pricing, promising stable supply and lower costs. Free delivery to start in January 2026.
Nigeria emerges as the 5th African nation with the cheapest fuel, thanks to the Dangote Refinery's impact. See the full top 10 list and analysis of pricing factors.
Dangote Petroleum Refinery announces a N699 per litre gantry price for petrol station owners, with free nationwide delivery and a 10-day credit facility. IPMAN urges members to patronise the refinery.
NNPC releases new petrol prices nationwide ahead of Christmas. Abuja is now the cheapest at N835 per litre, while Gombe is the most expensive at N965. See the full state-by-state breakdown here.