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As the world continues to experience global supply disruptions and surging crude oil prices, Dangote Petroleum Refinery has reassured its commitment to a steady fuel supply in Nigeria, emphasising that the nation's domestic refining capacity provides a crucial buffer against international market shocks. The refinery's Managing Director, David Bird, who spoke in a media chat …

Dangote Refinery: Intrigue as Nigeria’s Petrol Imports from Malta Drops but Crude Purchase from U.S. Doubles

The Tunisian government has unveiled plans to undertake a major expansion of its main international gateway, Tunis–Carthage International Airport estimated at $1 billion, as the North African country seeks to modernise air transport infrastructure and strengthen its tourism industry. In a statement, the Tunisia Ministry of Transport said the project forms part of a broader …

The U.S. dollar steadied against major global currencies on Tuesday after Donald Trump stated that the ongoing conflict involving Iran could end “very soon", easing some fears in global financial markets. The greenback traded at 157.73 yen and $1.1632 per euro in Asian markets. The currency remained mostly firm despite retreating slightly from the highs …

Nigeria’s push to strengthen local sugar production gained momentum as the National Sugar Development Council (NSDC) and the Bank of Industry (BOI) launched a ₦10 billion Sugar Project Acceleration Fund (SPAF) to support the development of new sugar projects across the country. The initiative targets greenfield sugar projects and aims to provide both financing and …

The Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited recorded a significant drop of 46.7 per cent in revenue from ₦4.824 trillion in December 2025 to ₦2.571 trillion in January 2026. The national oil firm, however, recorded a marginal increase in profit after tax of ₦385 billion in January from ₦351 billion in December, representing a 9.7 …

NNPCL Targets 2 million bpd by 2027, Eyes 20% Stake in Dangote Refinery

The Federal Government of Nigeria says more than 199,000 farmers have received agricultural risk protection worth about ₦700 billion in the last two years as part of efforts to strengthen food production. The Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, Abubakar Kyari, disclosed this in Abuja. He said the support came through the Nigerian Agricultural Insurance …

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