Dangote Lifts Petrol to N1,350

Dangote Petroleum Refinery has raised the price of petrol sold to its customers to N1,350 per litre, up from N1,265, with the new rate taking effect on Saturday, September 12, 2026. The increase was communicated in a circular issued late on Friday by the refinery’s Group Commercial Operations department, which also revised the coastal delivery…

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The Hidden Labour Behind Online Businesses

The Hidden Labour Behind Online Businesses

Behind polished product photographs are messages, packaging, delivery coordination and complaint management, often handled by one person working to make a small online business appear effortless. The finished photograph gives little away. A dress hangs neatly against a clean background. The lighting is flattering, the caption is confident, and the order instructions appear simple. To…

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Nashville Airport to Bear Dolly Parton’s Name

Nashville Airport to Bear Dolly Parton’s Name

Nashville’s airport board has unanimously approved plans to rename the city’s international airport after late country music star Dolly Parton, although the project’s cost remains undisclosed. The board overseeing Nashville International Airport has approved plans to rename the facility in honour of late country music star Dolly Parton. The Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority Board endorsed…

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Customs Seizes N43.58bn Drugs, Goods at Apapa

Customs Seizes N43.58bn Drugs, Goods at Apapa

The Nigeria Customs Service has intercepted 13 containers carrying cannabis, codeine, drones, expired products and used clothing valued at N43.58 billion at Apapa Port. The Nigeria Customs Service has intercepted 13 containers carrying cannabis, codeine syrup, expired consumer products, used clothing and security-sensitive equipment at the Apapa Port in Lagos. The Apapa Area Command placed…

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Telcos Deploy 8,526 Sites Despite Fibre Cuts -NCC

NCC Grants Free Educational Data to Five Million Students

The Nigerian Communications Commission rolled out a national plan on Thursday to grant zero-rated data access to students using approved digital learning platforms. Under the initiative, roughly five million students across public senior secondary schools and tertiary institutions will receive 100 megabytes of free daily data starting on 1 October 2026. Telecommunications operators will swallow…

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