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IPO: Dangote Petroleum Refinery Extends Offer Period by Two Weeks
Dangote Refinery extends its share offer to October 27, giving investors more time to participate in the landmark IPO.
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Nigeria’s Oyedele and Cardoso seek World Bank guarantees to attract private capital for infrastructure projects.
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Dangote Refinery extends its share offer to October 27, giving investors more time to participate in the landmark IPO.
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Federal Government urges states to link 2027 budgets to education and primary healthcare plans for better public service delivery.
NAFDAC has destroyed fake drugs, banned sachet alcohol and other unsafe products worth over N1.8 billion in Abuja as part of efforts to prevent counterfeit goods from re-entering the market.
Residents in eastern DR Congo reportedly burned Ebola isolation tents after hospital authorities refused to release the body of a suspected victim, triggering unrest amid growing fears over the outbreak.
Trade unions across Africa have praised the ICJ ruling affirming workers’ right to strike under ILO Convention No. 87, describing it as a major victory for democracy and labour rights.
The Oyo State Government has suspended school excursions, sports competitions and all external school activities following rising insecurity and the recent abduction of students and teachers in Oriire LGA.
Muslims in Ibadan have lamented the soaring cost of rams ahead of Eid-el-Kabir, blaming harsh economic conditions, rising transport costs and weak purchasing power for the situation.
The Transmission Company of Nigeria has urged rural communities to support efforts against vandalism of power infrastructure, warning residents against tampering with installations or building structures beneath transmission lines.
The Nigeria Democratic Congress has unveiled a 20-member National Selection Committee to oversee screening and selection of governorship and National Assembly aspirants ahead of its 2026 primary elections.
ADC leaders, including Rauf Aregbesola and Bolaji Abdullahi, were reportedly denied access to former Kaduna governor Nasir El-Rufai at the ICPC facility amid growing concerns over his detention conditions.
Sen. Solomon Adeola won the APC governorship primary in Ogun State with 304,055 votes, defeating Abayomi Hunye, who scored zero. He was declared the party’s 2027 candidate. Adeola pledged unity, continuity, and development, while Governor Abiodun praised the peaceful process and confidence shown by party members across the state.
Former Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, has alleged result manipulation during the APC governorship primaries in Oyo State, claiming irregularities and misconduct in several wards. He said some elections were conducted before the scheduled time and figures were allegedly falsified. Adelabu warned that such actions undermine the credibility of the party’s internal democracy and called for a proper review of the exercise. Party officials have yet to respond to the allegations.
The Presidency has dismissed viral reports claiming President Bola Tinubu plans to rename Nigeria the United States of Nigeria or abolish Sharia Law in the North, calling them fake and misleading. Bayo Onanuga said the story is aimed at destabilising the country ahead elections, and urged Nigerians to ignore misinformation.
Governor Alex Otti has advised Abia youths not to rely solely on academic certificates, warning that lack of digital skills could limit future job opportunities. He gave the advice while addressing participants of the Techrise Cohort 3 programme, a three-month digital training initiative. Otti said employers now value innovation, creativity, and technical competence over certificates. He urged youths to build practical skills for self-reliance and entrepreneurship, while the programme focuses on