Dangote Refinery has indeed reduced the price of fuel to ₦835 per liter, marking a ₦30 decrease from the previous price of ₦865 per liter, which translates to a 3.5% reduction.

This latest adjustment follows a recent decline in global crude oil prices, which have dropped to $64 per barrel from over $70 per barrel in recent weeks.

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– *New Price:* ₦835 per liter
– *Previous Price:* ₦865 per liter
– *Reduction:* ₦30 (3.5% decrease)
– *Global Crude Oil Price:* $64 per barrel (down from $70 per barrel)

Some Nigerians are welcoming the price reduction, while others are expressing skepticism, noting that transport costs haven’t decreased accordingly.

There’s also a call for further price reductions, considering the global crude oil price drop

Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Head Office Nnewi is currently under demolition because of the road construction project— a bold move in overriding public interest.

Ekwutosblog gathered that the Innoson plant which is located Uru Umudim, is undergoing demolition for the Dualization  of road currently going on in that area, a popular news source in Anambra reported.

As at the time of gathering this information more than two building in the premises has already been demolished this is following the Governor Soludo’s effort to ensure massive road construction in Anambra to give the Anambra People a sense of belonging, it’s worth nothing that the CEO of Innosson motors, Innocent Chukwuma hasn’t reacted to the incident, the public is keeping hopes alive to see how the Igbo Billionaire will react to such a big touch on his investment, this time not outside his state but in his own country home.

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‎Retired Major General Rogers Nicholas has made a scathing assessment of Nigeria’s military remuneration structure, describing it as unfair and demoralizing to those risking their lives for the country.

In an interview with Arise News Prime Time, the former theatre commander of Operation Lafiya Dole lamented that soldiers are being paid a meagre N50,000 monthly, even as they face death on the battlefield.
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‎You are paying a soldier 50,000 to go and die because that’s his salary,” Nicholas declared, adding, “Why must a man join the military for 50,000 naira a month salary when even if he’s selling pure water he can make 50,000 a month conveniently?”
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‎He argued that the poor pay and conditions discourage Nigerians, particularly from the southeast, from enlisting in the military.

“Now you see campaigns in the newspapers that people from the southeast don’t want to join the military… it’s certainly not worth it,” he emphasized.
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