The House of Representatives has urged the Federal Ministry of Works to include the reconstruction of the Kabba to Egbe road in the 2026 budget.
The strike was initially triggered by the reported mass sack of more than 800 Nigerian workers by Dangote Petrochemicals.
The refinery stated that through various strategic interventions, it has helped stabilise the naira.
Mr Dangote noted that his companies will continue to employ Nigerians and contribute to further reducing the country’s unemployment rate.
Mr Adewole encouraged the refinery to maintain uniform and transparent pricing policies that do not leave domestic operators at a disadvantage.
The union accused the Dangote Group of violating a peace agreement brokered by the federal government.
The FRSC has reiterated its commitment to the safety and well-being of Nigerian students and all road users.
Akinwumi Adesina, the outgoing president of the African Development Bank, has stated that, in 2025, Africa accounted for 12 out of the 20 fastest-growing economies in the world.
Dangote cited the growing influx of discounted, low-quality fuel originating from Russia — blended with Russian crude under price caps and dumped in African markets.
“No nation develops without significant investments. I appeal to all wealthy Nigerians to look inward and invest here, in Nigeria, for the future of our unborn kids,” said Mr Dangote.
