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The Community Court of Justice, ECOWAS, has declared a case filed by Khalifa Abiola and two others against the Federal Government of Nigeria over alleged human rights violations concerning the assassination of the late Mrs Kudirat Abiola as inadmissible. In its ruling delivered on Friday, Justice Edward Amoako Asante, the Judge Rapporteur, stated that the
A former member of House of Representatives, Hon Temilola Adibi is dead. DAILY POST gathered that Adibi represented Ogbomoso North/Ogbomoso South/Oriire federal constituency in Oyo state between 1999 and 2003 on the platform on the defunct Alliance for Democracy. Our correspondent reports that the former lawmaker breath the last breathe Tuesday morning at the age
Ex-reps member, Temilola Adibi dies at 64
A former member of House of Representatives, Hon Temilola Adibi is dead.
DAILY POST gathered that Adibi represented Ogbomoso North/Ogbomoso South/Oriire federal constituency in Oyo state between 1999 and 2003 on the platform on the defunct Alliance for Democracy.
Our correspondent reports that the former lawmaker breath the last breathe Tuesday morning at the age of 64.
He would have been 65 in April, DAILY POST reports.
It was learnt that the former lawmaker died after he jogged this morning, Tuesday in Ilorin Kwara state capital.
DAILY POST gathered that the deceased served as Director General of Bill and Signage Board in Oyo state during the first term of governor Seyi Makinde of the state.
He had earlier served as chairman of Ogbomoso North LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA.
Ex-reps member, Temilola Adibi dies at 64
The President and Chairman of Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote, said that his 650,000 barrels per day refinery can meet Nigeria’s 100 percent petroleum production requirements. Dangote disclosed this during a tour of the $20bn Lekki-based facility with the Zambia Minister for Energy, Makozo Chikote, at the weekend. According to him, the refinery produces enough petroleum
Petrol capacity: Dangote counters NMDPRA
The President and Chairman of Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote, said that his 650,000 barrels per day refinery can meet Nigeria’s 100 percent petroleum production requirements.
Dangote disclosed this during a tour of the $20bn Lekki-based facility with the Zambia Minister for Energy, Makozo Chikote, at the weekend.
According to him, the refinery produces enough petroleum products for local consumption and export.
“We have more than enough. The refinery is producing enough refined products, like gasoline, diesel, and kerosene, to meet 100 percent of Nigeria’s requirements,” he stated.
Earlier, DAILY POST reported that Africa’s richest man said his refinery has over N600 billion worth of petrol in its stores.
This comes after the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority recently said that local refineries, including Dangote Refinery, met only 50 percent of Nigeria’s petrol requirements in February 2025.
NMDPRA’s comments came amid speculation that the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited has continued to import fuel.
However, NNPC denied importing fuel in 2025.
Dangote Refinery and NNPCL have been in a war path since the commencement of fuel rollout by the former in September 2024.
Petrol capacity: Dangote counters NMDPRA
President Donald Trump of the United States has expressed his displeasure with aircraft maker, Boeing, over delays in meeting up with its contract to build two new Air Force One planes. Trump said Boeing is running behind schedules for the making of the two Air Force One aircrafts. Speaking on board one of the presidential
I’m not happy with Boeing – Trump speaks on getting new Air Force One aircrafts
President Donald Trump of the United States has expressed his displeasure with aircraft maker, Boeing, over delays in meeting up with its contract to build two new Air Force One planes.
Trump said Boeing is running behind schedules for the making of the two Air Force One aircrafts.
Speaking on board one of the presidential planes currently in use, Trump also said he is looking for alternatives due to Boeing’s delay.
Trump said: “No, I’m not happy with Boeing. It takes them a long time to do, you know, Air Force One, we gave that contract out a long time ago.
“We may buy a plane or get a plane, or something.”
On if he would consider buying from Boeing’s rival, Airbus, Trump said: “No, I would not consider Airbus over Boeing, but I could buy one that was used and convert it.”
The contract for two updated versions of the presidential plane based on the modern Boeing 747-8 were negotiated during Trump’s first term in office.
A few days ago, Trump had visited a 13-year-old Boeing 747-800 that had been owned by the Qatari royal family while it was parked at Palm Beach International Airport.
The new aircraft from Boeing were set for delivery in 2024 but the plane maker has pushed the delivery back to 2027 or 2028.
I’m not happy with Boeing – Trump speaks on getting new Air Force One aircrafts
