Apple CEO Tim Cook said the new headset “seamlessly blends the real world and the virtual world”.

The Nigerian delegation said it was confident that the ongoing security intervention under the leadership of President Tinubu will enable the restoration of the country’s production.

Other members of OPEC+ also agreed to continued cuts in production in an attempt to shore up flagging prices.

The world body urged governments to abide by international agreements and treaties to enable airlines repatriate funds.

“In the last four months we practically terminated all DSDP contracts. And we now have an arm’s-length process where we can pay cash for the imports.”

They urged Tinubu to ensure that other downstream sector players, are allowed to partake in the importation of petrol into Nigeria.

The slumping prices have been a boon to drivers and helped ease inflation worldwide.

The current figure is estimated at 66 to 70 million litres per day but it’s believed a substantial amount of the imported product is smuggled out of the country.

Chief U.S. District Judge Mark Walker said in a court filing Thursday that it was because a relative owns 30 shares of Disney stock.

He said the removal of subsidy will push marketers to be more competitive and efficient.

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The Group Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation Limited (NNPCL), Mele Kyari, has said that the NNPC uses the official foreign exchange rate as the rest of

It said reports to the contrary are “outright falsehood”.

It said it had been funding subsidies to the tune of N400 billion monthly and that the federal government still owed the firm N2.8 trillion spent on petrol subsidy.

The company stated that the prices will continue to fluctuate due to the market dynamisms.

The Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority said several conditions have to be met before the applicants are granted licences.

The organizations then urged Nigerians not to engage in panic buying of petroleum products.

He said the company incurred the loss due to the inability of the Federal Government to pay for subsidy.

The probe covers about a quarter-million trucks made by Daimler from the 2017 through 2022 model years.

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