Federal Government has been urged be more sensitive to the plight of Nigerians at this critical stage of the adverse effect of Covid-19 pandemic. Leaders of a coalition of civil societies stated this in Osogbo during a protest against the increase in fuel pump price and electricity tariff Continue Reading
Motorists and commercial drivers in Ibadan have frowned at the increase in the pump price of premium motor spirit, PMS, from one hundred and forty-eight naira to one hundred and sixty naira per litre. Radio Nigeria reporter observed that almost all filling stations were selling between one hundred and fifty nine naira and one hundred and […]Continue Reading
The increase in the pump price of petrol by the Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory Agency, PPPRA, has continued to elicit reactions from stakeholders in Ogun State. Residents, who spoke with Radio Nigeria in Abeokuta, described the price increase as unfortunate especially now that many people were still battling to survive the economic hardship occasioned by the […]Continue Reading