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Victor EZEJA

Victor EZEJA

Victor Ezeja is a Nigerian journalist skilled in producing insightful news analyses, feature stories, and interviews that simplify complex issues and drive informed public discourse. His work combines rigorous research, balanced reporting, and compelling storytelling to highlight developments shaping industries and society. Victor, who holds a Master's Degree in Mass Communication, specializes in energy, aviation, business, and economic reporting. He can be reached via @VICTOREZEJA on X

The Depot and Petroleum Products Marketers Association of Nigeria (DAPPMAN) has denied demanding N1.505 trillion annual subsidies on petroleum products from Dangote Refinery. DAPPMAN spokesperson, Ikem Ohia, who featured on Channels Television’s Morning Brief on Wednesday, said marketers have been in negotiation with Dangote, and they are only calling on the refinery to make products …

The Depot and Petroleum Products Marketers Association of Nigeria (DAPPMAN) has denied demanding N1.505 trillion annual subsidies on petroleum products from Dangote Refinery.

  The Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PENGASSAN) and the Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG) have kicked against alleged plans by the federal government to sell significant stakes in Joint Venture (JV) with international oil companies operating in the country. The oil and gas industry labour unions …

Sale Of Oil, Gas Assets Will Weaken NNPCL, Threaten Economy, NUPENG, PENGASSAN Warn

The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) recorded a shortfall in its revenue target in August 2025 despite improved crude oil production in recent months. The Commission remitted N745.21 billion to the Federation Account in August against a monthly benchmark of N1.204 trillion. This reflects a shortfall of N459.6 billion. This was revealed by the …

NUPRC Falls Short of Revenue Target in August despite Improved Crude Output

Nigeria’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) reached a four-year high growth in the second quarter (April-June) of 2025, indicating the strongest economic growth since mid-2021. This growth was primarily driven by performance in the oil and gas industry, which has traditionally been the backbone of the Nigerian economy. The latest GDP report released by the National …

Oil Sector Drives Nigeria’s Growth Surge

Billionaire businessman, Femi Otedola, has waded into the controversy between Dangote Group and the Depot and Petroleum Products Marketers Association of Nigeria (DAPPMAN). Otedola, who is the chairman of Geregu Power Plc, commended the Chairman of the Dangote Group, Alhaji Aliko Dangote, for the success achieved so far since the Dangote Refinery commenced operations. In …

Otedola Hails Dangote, Urges DAPPMAN to Restructure and Invest in new Value Chains

Moniepoint Microfinance Bank Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Babatunde Olofin has stated that Africa's finance future will not be determined by depending on foreign insight but on homegrown solutions, including a progressive policy environment, sound regulatory oversight and informed advocacy through the media. Olofin stated this at the 2025 annual conference of the Finance Correspondent Association …

With the persisting food crisis in Nigeria and lingering effects on households, the Centre for Gender Economics in Africa (CGE Africa), has called on governments at all levels to prioritise inclusion of women in  planning and decision-making processes regarding food security. ‎The centre observed that current realities show that women, as managers of households, mostly bear …

As Nigeria pushes for a digital revolution to drive economic growth, the Lagos Business School (LBS) has projected that the country's e-commerce market will exceed $16 billion by 2030. The Dean of Lagos Business School, Professor Olayinka David-West, stated this on Saturday in Lagos, at the 35th annual conference of the Finance Correspondents Association of …

Dangote Refinery has suspended direct sales of petroleum products to marketers from its gantry with effect from Thursday, September 18. This was disclosed in an email signed by the company’s Group Commercial Operations Department, sent to marketing partners on Friday. The latest move means marketers can no longer pick up products directly from the refinery's …

Trucks loading fuel at Dangote Refinery in Lagos

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