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  1. NNPC Claims Sabotage Amidst Financial Scrutiny and Reform Push

    Nigeria NNPC Claims Sabotage Amidst Financial Scrutiny and Reform Push

    The new leadership of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited has raised the alarm over a coordinated sabotage campaign. The company alleges that a syndicate of both internal and external actors is actively spreading misinformation and lies to discredit its leadership and derail...
  2. The Meter Never Stops: Petrol Price Rises Again to ₦925/litre

    Nigeria The Meter Never Stops: Petrol Price Rises Again to ₦925/litre

    The Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) raised the pump price of petrol to ₦925 per litre on June 25, 2025, at several outlets across Lagos. This increase came just two days after a previous hike to ₦915. The meter never stops as market instability and refinery shifts drive repeated fuel...
  3. Audit Trail: EFCC Arrests Ex-NNPCL CFO Over $7.2bn Refinery Fraud

    Nigeria Audit Trail: EFCC Arrests Ex-NNPCL CFO Over $7.2bn Refinery Fraud

    According to Channels TV, EFCC operatives have arrested former NNPCL CFO, Umar Isa, over an alleged $7.2bn fraud involving Nigeria’s refinery rehabilitation projects. The investigation, part of an ongoing audit trail into questionable spending, also involves former Warri Refinery MD Jimoh...
  4. Thin Air, Thicker Costs: Petrol Hits ₦945 in Abuja, ₦915 in Lagos

    Nigeria Thin Air, Thicker Costs: Petrol Hits ₦945 in Abuja, ₦915 in Lagos

    According to TheCable, petrol prices rose to ₦945/litre in Abuja and ₦915/litre in Lagos on Monday, June 23, 2025. The hike, ₦35 to ₦45 per litre, reflects broader market adjustments after Dangote refinery raised its ex-depot price. Thin air, thicker costs now shape daily survival as NNPC and...
  5. Nation on Hostage: Obi Says ₦210trn Scandal Confirms Nigeria as a Crime Scene

    Nigeria Nation on Hostage: Obi Says ₦210trn Scandal Confirms Nigeria as a Crime Scene

    According to the Nigerian Tribune, Peter Obi, former presidential candidate of the Labour Party, described Nigeria as “a crime scene” following revelations of over ₦210 trillion in alleged financial irregularities within NNPC’s audited statements from 2017 to 2023. The Senate flagged the...
  6. Nigeria's Missing Billions: Senate Queries NNPC Over N200trn Unaccounted Funds

    Nigeria Nigeria's Missing Billions: Senate Queries NNPC Over N200trn Unaccounted Funds

    The Senate Committee on Public Accounts, led by Aliyu Wadada, has voiced grave concerns over "mind-boggling and worrisome" discrepancies, specifically N200 trillion in "unaccounted funds," within the audited financial statements of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC) spanning...
  7. Gas Holds Promise: NNPC Reports ₦748 Billion Profit Amid Oil Output Challenges

    Nigeria Gas Holds Promise: NNPC Reports ₦748 Billion Profit Amid Oil Output Challenges

    In an energy landscape where Nigeria’s crude oil production continues to underperform, the latest financial report from NNPC Ltd. comes with a surprising twist: profit is up, and gas is the hero. According to NNPC, its April 2025 report shows a solid ₦748 billion in after-tax profit, with...
  8. No Oil wealth, No Peace: SERAP Sues NNPCL Over Alleged ₦500 Billion Shortfall

    Nigeria No Oil wealth, No Peace: SERAP Sues NNPCL Over Alleged ₦500 Billion Shortfall

    In a country where oil should mean wealth for all, the question remains: where does the money go? The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) is suing the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) for allegedly failing to remit ₦500 billion of oil revenue to the...
  9. Cheaper Fuel Elsewhere: NNPCL Faces Low Patronage

    Nigeria Cheaper Fuel Elsewhere: NNPCL Faces Low Patronage

    Motorists in Abuja are turning away from Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) filling stations due to their relatively high petrol prices, opting instead for stations offering cheaper rates following a market-wide price drop. NNPCL retail stations in Abuja still sell petrol at...
  10. 30 Days or Crisis: PETROAN Issues Ultimatum to NNPCL Over Port Harcourt Refinery Shutdown

    Nigeria 30 Days or Crisis: PETROAN Issues Ultimatum to NNPCL Over Port Harcourt Refinery Shutdown

    Petroleum retailers (PETROAN) have demanded that NNPCL complete all repairs at the shut-down Port Harcourt refinery within 30 days, warning that delays could worsen Nigeria's fuel supply crisis. The association proposed a stakeholder task force and weekly progress reports to ensure transparency...
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