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ارتفاع أسعار السلع الغذائية في أسواق الأبيض والسكر يسجل زيادة بـ7.2 بالمئة • Why VAR allowed Haaland’s goal against Man United – Howard Webb • Full list of visas that can get you to the UK • Dangote IPO: Small investors to get priority if offer Is oversubscribed • Otti targets 7 sectors to attract investments to Abia • 2027: Why we endorsed Tinubu — Kaduna University VC • AMA gives Dogo Beach squatters one week to vacate ahead of demolition • Rising drug arrests show stronger enforcement, not worsening situation – Hamza Suhuyini • TRAFFITECH-GH: Police to use cameras, PDAs to detect traffic offences from October 1 • Mahama calls for long-term financing to make locally assembled cars affordable • Ogun APC unveils campaign council, mobilises for 2027 elections • Somalia: NISA Arrests 11 Al-Shabaab Operatives in Security Operations Around Mogadishu • Govt has no business sponsoring marriages – Dino Melaye • Blow for NBA as ex-President conferred with Blue Silks rank • Five arrested as police probe assault on beer parlour owner in Osun • خبير زراعي يحذر من الآثار المترتبة على إزالة الغطاء الغابي في السودان • حملة أمنية مشتركة بمحلية كوستي توقف 85 متهماً وتضبط أسلحة ومخدرات • 2027: Police warn against electoral violence in A’Ibom • Somali-Turkish Tensions Rise as Deportations Follow Anti-Ankara Protests • King’s College workers deny old boys access into school premises over concession • ارتفاع أسعار السلع الغذائية في أسواق الأبيض والسكر يسجل زيادة بـ7.2 بالمئة • Why VAR allowed Haaland’s goal against Man United – Howard Webb • Full list of visas that can get you to the UK • Dangote IPO: Small investors to get priority if offer Is oversubscribed • Otti targets 7 sectors to attract investments to Abia • 2027: Why we endorsed Tinubu — Kaduna University VC • AMA gives Dogo Beach squatters one week to vacate ahead of demolition • Rising drug arrests show stronger enforcement, not worsening situation – Hamza Suhuyini • TRAFFITECH-GH: Police to use cameras, PDAs to detect traffic offences from October 1 • Mahama calls for long-term financing to make locally assembled cars affordable • Ogun APC unveils campaign council, mobilises for 2027 elections • Somalia: NISA Arrests 11 Al-Shabaab Operatives in Security Operations Around Mogadishu • Govt has no business sponsoring marriages – Dino Melaye • Blow for NBA as ex-President conferred with Blue Silks rank • Five arrested as police probe assault on beer parlour owner in Osun • خبير زراعي يحذر من الآثار المترتبة على إزالة الغطاء الغابي في السودان • حملة أمنية مشتركة بمحلية كوستي توقف 85 متهماً وتضبط أسلحة ومخدرات • 2027: Police warn against electoral violence in A’Ibom • Somali-Turkish Tensions Rise as Deportations Follow Anti-Ankara Protests • King’s College workers deny old boys access into school premises over concession

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Calabar residents decry escalating price of petrol

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The price of petrol in Nigeria increases with global shocks such as wars in Iran, Ukraine and elsewhere.

NAN checks at some fueling stations in Calabar metropolis showed that pump prices have been adjusted to between N1,450 and N1,500.

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