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Dangote refinery cuts off petrol sales to fuel importers over “blending” of Euro-5 product with imported grades

Dangote Petroleum Refinery has stopped selling petrol to marketers who import fuel, accusing them of blending its Euro-5 product with lower-quality imported grades.

Lionel Messi plays final Argentina match tonight against Benin after 21 years, 207 caps and 125 goals

Lionel Messi will play his final match for Argentina on Tuesday in a friendly against Benin at Buenos Aires' Estadio Monumental, ending a 21-year international career.

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Pressure Builds on Tinubu to Sack Key Oil Sector Chiefs

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Nigerian Government Fights Back Against Chinese Firm’s Jet Seizure Plot

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Senator Kawu’s N21 Million Monthly Allowances Ignite Public Outrage

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New Curriculum Aims to Equip Youths with AI Skills for Top Jobs

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Military Troops Deployed to Safeguard Farms Amid Food Crisis

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Telcos Face Shrinking Investments as Return on Capital Turns Negative

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Telcos Warn of Service Cuts as NCC Blocks Price Hikes

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OPEC Challenges Tinubu’s Claim of 1.6 Million Barrels Per Day Oil Output

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Council of State Backs Tinubu Amidst National Tensions

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Dangote refinery cuts off petrol sales to fuel importers over “blending” of Euro-5 product with imported grades

Dangote Petroleum Refinery has stopped selling petrol to marketers who import fuel, accusing them of blending its Euro-5 product with lower-quality imported grades.

Lionel Messi plays final Argentina match tonight against Benin after 21 years, 207 caps and 125 goals

Lionel Messi will play his final match for Argentina on Tuesday in a friendly against Benin at Buenos Aires' Estadio Monumental, ending a 21-year international career.

Nigerians owe N2.06 trillion in personal loans as borrowing to survive overtakes borrowing to invest

Personal loans held by Nigerians rose to about N2.06 trillion in May 2026, CBN data shows, as households increasingly borrow to cope with rising living costs.

NYSC kidnap: Ransom drops from N1 billion to N100 million as police say camp is mined with IEDs

Kidnappers holding 20 prospective corps members in Imo State have cut their ransom from N50 million to N5 million each as parents report the captives are being beaten.