Nigeria’s oil marketers are warning citizens to brace for petrol prices rising to ₦1,500 per litre amid the ongoing US Israel Iran war, but insist that Dangote Refinery remains the country’s lifeline arguing that availability at higher prices is better than outright scarcity. The Crisis Driving Fuel Prices Dangote Refinery’s Role Why ₦1,500/Litre Is “Better…
The Bigger Picture The Court of Appeal’s decision to nullify the PDP’s Ibadan convention has once again exposed the party’s deep internal fractures. For Nigeria’s main opposition, this is more than a procedural setback it’s a test of survival. Bukola Saraki’s intervention, urging leaders to abandon endless lawsuits and convene a fresh convention, is not…
Infinix has always been known for delivering feature-rich smartphones at accessible prices, but the launch of the Note 60 Pro feels like a turning point. At its flagship showcase, the company unveiled the device as part of the broader Note 60 Series, positioning it as a milestone in its journey toward premium technology. 🚀 Performance…
