As cooking gas prices hit ₦1,600 per kilogramme, many Nigerians still confuse LPG with the cheaper CNG used in vehicles. They are different fuels, with different properties, uses and pricing systems. When Nigerians complain that “gas is now ₦1,600,” they are usually talking about cooking gas....
Read moreDetailsAs cooking gas prices hit ₦1,600 per kilogramme, many Nigerians still confuse LPG with the cheaper CNG used in vehicles....
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Commercial tricycle operators, popularly known as keke, have raised fares on several routes across the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) following...
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The Federal Government has committed more than ₦10.5 billion to the Digital Training Academy...
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