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Dangote Refinery Reduces PMS Price From N990 to N970 as a Year-End Thanks to Nigerians
In a move aimed at easing fuel costs for Nigerians, Dangote Petroleum Refinery has announced a reduction in the price of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) from N990 per litre to N970.
This change is due to the year drawing to a close, reflecting the refinery’s gratitude to Nigerians for their continuous support and the government’s efforts in fostering local enterprise.
The statement released by the refinery emphasizes the company’s commitment to quality and sustainability.
“This is our way of appreciating the good people of Nigeria for their unwavering support in making the refinery a reality,” it reads.
The company also showed its appreciation for the government’s backing, noting that the reduction aligns with measures to bolster domestic enterprise for national growth and well-being.
The Dangote Refinery, a groundbreaking project in Africa’s oil and gas industry, has positioned itself as a key player in Nigeria’s energy sector.
Launched to address the nation’s dependence on imported petroleum products, the facility is the largest single-train refinery in the world, capable of refining 650,000 barrels of crude oil daily.
This capacity is expected to significantly impact Nigeria’s fuel supply, reducing import dependency and ensuring stable availability.
The refinery reassured Nigerians of its determination to ramp up production to not only meet but surpass the country’s fuel consumption demands.
“We assure you of best quality products that are environmentally friendly and sustainable,” the statement added.
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“Rice prices are finally dropping, minimum wage can buy a bag now. Step by step, we’re getting there. Nigeria will work in our lifetime.”
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Nigerians now have a new choice when it comes to making calls and browsing the internet. A new telecom company called LEBARA has launched in the country with a new idea. Instead of the usual airtime system that most networks use, this company is offering something different, subscribers will now buy call minutes and data directly.
What makes this different is that customers will only pay for what they actually use. If you buy 100 minutes, those minutes are yours until you use them up. If you make a call that lasts only 30 seconds, the rest of your time remains, leaving you with 99 minutes and 30 seconds. Nothing is taken away without your knowledge, and every second is accounted for.
The company is rolling out its services with the new 0724 number series, and it already has connections with all the major networks in Nigeria. This means subscribers will be able to call friends, family, and business contacts across MTN, Airtel, Glo, 9mobile and others without any problems. They have also been licensed as a Tier 5 Mobile Virtual Network Operator, which is the highest category approved by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC).
Company officials explained that the goal is to give Nigerians more freedom, fairness, and transparency. For years, people have raised concerns about airtime being deducted too quickly or without clear explanation. By introducing a minutes-based model, the new operator wants to end that problem once and for all. Subscribers can clearly see what they paid for, how much they have used, and what is left.
Victim of child abuse pleads and urges American billionaire and businessman, Elon Musk, to halt the spread of a link that showcases her abuse on the social media platform, X.
The victim shared as she pleaded with Musk: “Hearing that my abuse — and the abuse of so many others — is still being circulated and commodified here is infuriating.”
The victim then expressed anger and disappointment that she is still reminded of her hurtful past and pleaded that Elon stop the link as he is the owner of the platform.
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