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Oil & Gas
  1. Petrol Prices Fall Again as Major Filling Stations Cut Pump Rates Across Nigeria

    Motorists across parts of Nigeria are beginning to experience relief at the pumps following fresh reductions in petrol prices by several filling stations, including outlets supplied by Dangote Refinery.

    A market survey indicates that MRS filling stations in Abuja have lowered their pump price to ₦1,265 per litre, representing a ₦40 reduction from the previous price of ₦1,305 per litre. The new price has already taken effect at outlets in areas such as Kubwa and along the Lugbe Expressway.

    Other marketers have also adjusted their prices. AA Rano filling stations reportedly reduced their pump price by ₦30 per litre, bringing the retail price down to ₦1,300 per litre from ₦1,330 per litre.

    The latest adjustments come after a period of rising fuel prices driven by fluctuations in the international crude oil market. Industry observers believe the renewed competition among marketers and improved product availability are beginning to ease pressure on retail prices.

    The development also follows Dangote Refinery’s recent move to expand petrol distribution across several states, including the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). The refinery has continued to supply products at competitive rates, a move many analysts believe is encouraging marketers to review their pump prices.

    At the wholesale level, depot prices have remained relatively stable, with reports indicating that petrol is currently sold at around ₦1,217 to ₦1,222 per litre at several major depots. These wholesale prices are expected to influence retail pricing as marketers adjust to changing market conditions.

    Industry stakeholders say the current trend could benefit consumers if supply remains steady and international crude oil prices do not witness another sharp increase. However, they also note that exchange rate movements, logistics costs, and global oil market dynamics will continue to play a major role in determining future pump prices.

    For many Nigerians, the latest price reductions offer a measure of relief amid the high cost of transportation and the broader cost-of-living challenges affecting households and businesses.

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APC Chieftain Urges Tinubu to Rethink State Funding, Blames Governors for Nigeria’s Development Challenges



A former Commissioner for Information, Culture and Tourism in Niger State and a prominent member of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Jonathan Vatsa, has called on President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to review the distribution of public funds to state governments, arguing that many governors have failed to translate increased allocations into meaningful development.

Vatsa maintained that the hardship experienced by many Nigerians is not solely due to a shortage of government revenue but also to what he described as poor management of resources and misplaced priorities by several state administrations.

His comments followed President Tinubu’s recent position that governors should focus less on constructing flyovers in areas with minimal traffic and instead invest in projects that directly improve infrastructure and the quality of life of citizens.

According to Vatsa, several states have embarked on expensive flyover projects despite having relatively low traffic volumes, while many of the projects remain incomplete years after construction began. He argued that such projects often fail to address the pressing needs of residents and do little to stimulate economic growth.

He further claimed that although monthly allocations to states have risen significantly in recent years, many citizens have yet to experience corresponding improvements in healthcare, education, road infrastructure, job creation, or poverty reduction. In his view, the disconnect between increased revenue and development has contributed to growing public dissatisfaction.

Vatsa also expressed concern that the political consequences of economic hardship are often directed at the President, while state governments receive comparatively less public scrutiny despite controlling substantial financial resources.

The APC chieftain urged the Federal Government to consider creating a dedicated national development intervention mechanism that would directly finance critical infrastructure and social projects across the country. He referenced previous intervention programmes established by past administrations as examples of initiatives designed to channel resources into development.

He also raised concerns about the rising debt profile of some states, arguing that governments receiving larger federal allocations should exercise greater fiscal discipline instead of accumulating loans for projects with limited public value.

On local government administration, Vatsa appealed to President Tinubu to ensure full implementation of the Supreme Court’s judgment on local government financial autonomy. He alleged that many local councils remain unable to function effectively because they do not have full control over their statutory allocations.

According to him, strengthening local government autonomy would improve grassroots governance, accelerate community development, and enhance the delivery of essential public services.

Vatsa concluded that prudent management of public funds, greater accountability by state governments, and the effective implementation of local government autonomy would help ensure that increased national revenue translates into tangible improvements in the lives of Nigerians.

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Cooking Gas Prices Decline in Abuja, Nearby Areas as LPG Supply Improves

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Cooking Gas Prices Decline in Abuja, Nearby Areas as LPG Supply Improves

The cost of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), commonly known as cooking gas, has fallen in parts of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) and neighbouring communities in recent weeks, providing some relief to households and businesses.

Market checks indicate that some filling stations in Abuja now sell cooking gas for as low as ₦1,300 per kilogram, compared with previous prices that ranged between ₦1,450 and ₦1,500 per kilogram just a few weeks ago.

Price variations still exist across retail outlets. Some major marketers are dispensing LPG within a range of ₦1,300 to ₦1,400 per kilogram, depending on location and company pricing.

The downward trend is also noticeable at the wholesale level. Depot operators are reportedly selling LPG at prices below recent highs, with wholesale rates now hovering between ₦997 and ₦1,030 per kilogram, down from around ₦1,100 per kilogram recorded earlier.

Across several districts of the FCT, including Dawaki, Kubwa, Gwarinpa, and Lugbe, retailers have adjusted their prices downward. While many stations in these areas still sell around ₦1,500 per kilogram, this represents a significant reduction from the approximately ₦1,700 per kilogram consumers previously paid.

Industry observers attribute the recent price decline largely to improved product availability. Recent industry data suggests that LPG imports increased substantially, leading to better supply and easing pressure on prices throughout the distribution chain.

Consumers have welcomed the reduction, expressing hope that the trend will continue and translate into lower household energy costs across the country. However, experts note that future prices will continue to depend on factors such as foreign exchange rates, global LPG prices, transportation costs, and the consistency of domestic supply.

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THE COUNTDOWN HAS BEGUN, THE BTO 4 PBAT MOVEMENT IS SET TO SWEEP ACROSS ONDO STATE

The moment we have all been anticipating is almost here. In just a few days, the highly anticipated BTO4PBAT Unit Tour will officially commence under the visionary leadership of our Director General, Ogbeni Adojutelegan Adesuyi Gideon.

This is far more than a political tour—it is a strategic grassroots mobilisation aimed at strengthening our structures, deepening engagement with party faithful, and reinforcing our unwavering commitment to the Renewed Hope Agenda championed by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR.

From unit to unit, ward to ward, and community to community, our message of unity, progress, and purposeful leadership will resonate across every corner of Ondo State. Every visit, every handshake, and every interaction will further solidify our bond as one united, determined, and victorious political family.

We therefore call on all coordinators, stakeholders, volunteers, and loyal supporters to prepare for a historic welcome. Let us demonstrate our shared resolve, unmatched solidarity, and collective determination to advance the ideals of good governance and sustainable development.

The movement is growing. The momentum is unstoppable. The countdown is on.

Together, we stand. Together, we mobilise. Together, we move forward.

BTO4PBAT… Moving with Purpose, Building with the People, Winning Together!

Tinubu’s primary, secondary school qualification missing from INEC EC9 documents Published
  1. Tinubu’s 2027 INEC EC9 Form: Primary and Secondary School Qualifications Not Listed

    President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s personal particulars submitted to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for the 2027 presidential election have generated public discussion after it was observed that the sections designated for his primary and secondary school qualifications were left blank.

    The nomination documents, published by INEC as part of its revised timetable for the 2027 general election, contain the EC9 forms and supporting credentials submitted by presidential and vice-presidential candidates.

    A review of President Tinubu’s EC9 form shows that, under the educational qualifications section, he listed only a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) degree in Business Administration from Chicago State University, which he stated he obtained in 1979. The sections reserved for his primary and secondary school education were not completed.

    However, the President attached copies of his Chicago State University degree certificate and his National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) certificate as supporting credentials accompanying his nomination papers.

    The omission has revived public debate over the President’s educational history, an issue that has featured prominently in Nigeria’s political discourse over the years. During the 2023 election cycle, questions surrounding President Tinubu’s academic records were the subject of legal challenges both in Nigeria and the United States. Despite the controversies, Nigerian courts upheld his election, and the Supreme Court affirmed his victory.

    Under Nigeria’s Constitution, a candidate for the office of President must possess at least the equivalent of a School Certificate or its equivalent. The Constitution also provides that educational qualification may be established through certificates, work experience, or other qualifications recognized by law. Legal experts have noted that the Constitution does not expressly require every level of education to be listed on the EC9 form, provided a candidate satisfies the constitutional qualification requirements.

    As of the time of publication, neither the Presidency nor the All Progressives Congress (APC) had issued an official statement explaining why the primary and secondary school sections were left blank in the published EC9 form.

    The development is expected to remain a subject of political and legal scrutiny as preparations for the 2027 general election continue.

    Source: Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) published EC9 nomination documents and publicly available election records.

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A Journey of Resilience, Service, and Hope

Yinusa Olamilekan Felix: A Journey of Resilience, Service, and Hope

Every great story begins with a challenge, and the story of Yinusa Olamilekan Felix is one of resilience, determination, compassion, and unwavering faith. It is the story of a young man who refused to allow the pain of yesterday to define the possibilities of tomorrow.

Born into a humble family, Yinusa’s childhood was forever changed at the tender age of seven when he lost his beloved father, Late Yinusa Ajayo Joshua, a hardworking cocoa farmer who resided in Aisegba Ekiti, Gbonyin Local Government Area of Ekiti State. Losing a father at such a young age created a void that no child should have to experience. While many children enjoyed the comfort of a father’s guidance, he was forced to grow up quickly, learning difficult lessons about life, sacrifice, and perseverance.

His late father was known as an honest and diligent farmer whose labour on the cocoa plantations reflected the dignity of hard work. Although his father’s life was cut short, the values he left behind—honesty, humility, discipline, and integrity—became the foundation upon which Yinusa would build his own life.

Growing up without a father was never easy. There were moments of uncertainty, financial struggles, and emotional pain. Yet instead of surrendering to hardship, Yinusa embraced every challenge as an opportunity to become stronger. Those early experiences shaped him into a compassionate individual who understands the struggles of ordinary people and appreciates every opportunity life presents.

Today, Yinusa Olamilekan Felix is widely known for his passion for public service, community development, media communication, and supporting initiatives that improve people’s lives. He believes that leadership is not merely about occupying a position but about serving humanity with sincerity, accountability, and compassion.

His commitment to public service is driven by a simple belief: when communities prosper, individuals flourish. Whether promoting developmental programmes, supporting political engagement, or using media as a tool to inform and educate, Yinusa has consistently demonstrated his desire to contribute positively to society.

One of the qualities that distinguish him is his deep love for Akunu Akoko, his beloved hometown in Ondo State. He carries the pride of his roots wherever he goes and remains passionate about the growth, unity, and development of his community. He believes every son and daughter of Akunu Akoko has a responsibility to preserve its heritage while working towards a brighter future for the coming generations.

Equally remarkable is his devotion to his family. Despite life’s many responsibilities and challenges, family remains at the centre of his decisions. He understands that true success is not measured only by wealth or influence but by the love, care, and support shared among family members. His affection for those close to him reflects the values of loyalty, kindness, and selflessness that continue to define his character.

Throughout the years, Yinusa has built meaningful relationships based on respect, humility, and trust. He values friendship, appreciates genuine support, and believes that no one succeeds alone. His willingness to encourage others and celebrate their achievements speaks volumes about his generous spirit.

Another defining characteristic is his determination to keep learning and improving. Rather than allowing setbacks to discourage him, he sees them as lessons that prepare him for greater opportunities. This mindset has enabled him to remain optimistic even during difficult seasons of life.

His journey also teaches an important lesson to young people: your beginning does not determine your destination. Losing a parent, facing financial hardship, or growing up with limited opportunities does not mean your dreams must end. Through faith, perseverance, hard work, and a commitment to serving others, it is possible to build a meaningful and impactful life.

The life of Yinusa Olamilekan Felix reminds us that greatness is not reserved for those born into comfort. It belongs to those who continue moving forward despite adversity, who remain humble in success, and who never forget where they came from.

As he continues his journey, his aspiration remains clear—to contribute meaningfully to society, uplift his community, strengthen his family, and inspire young people never to lose hope regardless of life’s challenges.

The memory of his late father, Yinusa Ajayo Joshua, continues to inspire him every day. Though his father is no longer physically present, the seeds of hard work, resilience, and integrity he planted continue to bear fruit through the life of his son.

May the journey ahead be filled with greater opportunities, impactful service, and lasting achievements. And may his story continue to inspire generations to believe that with faith in God, perseverance, humility, and love for humanity, every challenge can become the foundation of an extraordinary future.