IMF, World Bank Warn of Global Fuel Shortages Amid Strait of Hormuz Disruptions

Global Agencies Raise Fresh Concerns The International Monetary Fund, World Bank and International Energy Agency have warned of possible fuel shortages this summer. The agencies issued the warning in a joint statement. They said disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz continue to threaten global energy supplies. According to them, shipping traffic must return to normal…

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Power Generation Drops by 877MW as Experts Warn of Worsening Electricity Crisis

Electricity Supply Declines Nationwide Electricity generation in Nigeria dropped sharply on Friday, raising fresh concerns over the country’s unstable power supply. Data obtained from the Nigerian Independent System Operator showed that generation fell to 3,527.76 megawatts. The figure represents a decline of 877.28MW from the 4,405.04MW recorded the previous day. Consequently, businesses and households may…

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Monica Cash Expands in Nigeria’s Crypto Market With Automated Bitcoin-to-Naira Service

Fintech Launches Faster Digital Conversion Platform Monica Cash, a Nigerian fintech platform focused on digital asset solutions, has expanded its operations in Nigeria’s crypto market. It introduced an automated crypto-to-fiat conversion service to improve Bitcoin-to-Naira transactions. Meanwhile, the company said the new system delivers faster, safer, and more reliable exchanges. It also aims to reduce…

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NNPC Warns Court Against Dangote Refinery Monopoly in Fuel Import Dispute

NNPC Opposes Dangote’s Legal Action The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited has asked the Federal High Court in Lagos to dismiss a suit filed by Dangote Petroleum Refinery. NNPC argued that granting the refinery’s requests could create monopoly control in Nigeria’s downstream petroleum sector. The company stated this in a counter-affidavit filed before the Federal…

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NCAA Suspends Debt Enforcement Against Domestic Airlines

Regulator Halts ‘No-Pay, No-Service’ Directive The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority has suspended its “No-pay, No-service” directive against domestic airlines over unpaid statutory remittances. The regulator said it took the step to protect stability in Nigeria’s aviation sector. NCAA Director-General Chris Najomo announced the decision on Monday. He said officials reached it after wide consultations and…

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