TRENDING

السودان الجديد والبادية الغائبة لماذا لم تتحول قضية الرعاة والرحل إلى أولوية في مشروع إعادة بناء الدولة؟ • NECO to release 2026 SSCE internal results Thursday • Oyo abduction: Govt appeals to parents as students shun school • Fubara woos investors at UNGA 81 • Rooney: Man United face blow if teenage sensation JJ Gabriel leaves • I was close to joining Liverpool in 2016 — Mbappe • Batiki ilivyorudi sokoni kwa kasi kuanzia madukani hadi mtandaoni • Mathema 3.0 holds Thursday as Golden Penny, Stanbic IBTC others back premier school initiative • Agusto & Co. upgrades Mutual Benefits to ‘A-’ on strong financial performance • NEPZA tightens enforcement against illegal container importation in Free Trade Zones • Nigerians dying in droves from preventable gridlocks • UNGA 81: Christians persecuted globally – Trump reveals how world can be peaceful, safer • Constitution doesn’t recognise ‘working’ vacation – ADC challenges National Assembly over Tinubu’s absence • 2027: We’ll engage Trump next week about Tinubu – US firm • Travel agent docked over alleged N6m visa fraud in Abeokuta • Machinga Ubungo wapewa elimu, tahadhari • NSCDC foils attempt to vandalise transformer in Jigawa, arrests one • Obi-led NDC govt will reintroduce fuel subsidy in ‘different form’ – Kwankwaso • Former Atiku ally, Babachir Lawal defects to NDC • Obtain medicines from legitimate sources to avoid complications- PSN warns Nigerians • السودان الجديد والبادية الغائبة لماذا لم تتحول قضية الرعاة والرحل إلى أولوية في مشروع إعادة بناء الدولة؟ • NECO to release 2026 SSCE internal results Thursday • Oyo abduction: Govt appeals to parents as students shun school • Fubara woos investors at UNGA 81 • Rooney: Man United face blow if teenage sensation JJ Gabriel leaves • I was close to joining Liverpool in 2016 — Mbappe • Batiki ilivyorudi sokoni kwa kasi kuanzia madukani hadi mtandaoni • Mathema 3.0 holds Thursday as Golden Penny, Stanbic IBTC others back premier school initiative • Agusto & Co. upgrades Mutual Benefits to ‘A-’ on strong financial performance • NEPZA tightens enforcement against illegal container importation in Free Trade Zones • Nigerians dying in droves from preventable gridlocks • UNGA 81: Christians persecuted globally – Trump reveals how world can be peaceful, safer • Constitution doesn’t recognise ‘working’ vacation – ADC challenges National Assembly over Tinubu’s absence • 2027: We’ll engage Trump next week about Tinubu – US firm • Travel agent docked over alleged N6m visa fraud in Abeokuta • Machinga Ubungo wapewa elimu, tahadhari • NSCDC foils attempt to vandalise transformer in Jigawa, arrests one • Obi-led NDC govt will reintroduce fuel subsidy in ‘different form’ – Kwankwaso • Former Atiku ally, Babachir Lawal defects to NDC • Obtain medicines from legitimate sources to avoid complications- PSN warns Nigerians

September 22, 2026|17:11

Back to Home

Forex

FG targets tougher rules to curb monopoly, market abuse in petroleum sector

Punch Nigeria about 1 hour 1 mins read

The Federal Government has proposed new regulations through the NMDPRA to curb monopoly, price fixing, and market abuse in Nigeria’s petroleum sector. Read More: https://punchng.com/fg-targets-tougher-rules-to-curb-monopoly-market-abuse-in-petroleum-sector/

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article