NMDPRA says Dangote Petroleum Refinery has achieved a significant operational milestone, recording an average capacity utilisation of 105.21 per cent in August.
OPay received two major honours at the 5th edition of the Consumers Value Awards, further highlighting the strong confidence Nigerian consumers place in the fintech brand.
A Lagos-based institutional investor, Tunde Adebayo, described the investment as a long-term wealth creation opportunity.
Mr Abubakar accused President Bola Tinubu of running a government that demands endless sacrifice from Nigerians while endlessly reaching for fresh loans.
The Kaduna State Chapter of the Nigeria Union of Pensioners (NUP) expressed gratitude to Governor Uba Sani for releasing N3.659 billion to pay gratuity.
The roundtable brought together government, business, and investment leaders to advance infrastructure, capital, and partnerships for Africa’s next decade of growth.
Kenyan President William Ruto described the Dangote Petroleum Refinery as “a masterpiece of science, engineering and art” after touring the world-class facility in Lagos.
Mr Abubakar challenged President Tinubu to agree immediately to a substantial minimum wage increase that reflects the real cost of food, transport, rent and power.
Mr Baba said the governor inherited huge liabilities but has demonstrated that government is a continuous process by taking steps to pay the contractors’ debts.
“A government that says more money is coming in must explain why it keeps borrowing and why the people paying for its policies cannot see the promised gains,” Mr Abubakar said.
