El-Rufai home searched, petrol price fears, biker dies in Lagos
The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission has seized documents and electronic devices from the Abuja home of former Kaduna State governor Nasir El-Rufai as part of an ongoing investigation. Petrol prices may soon reach ₦1,000 per litre after a new adjustment linked to Dangote Refinery, raising concerns for motorists and businesses. In Lagos, popular biker Orowole Kolapoz (Kola Onifoto) died in a lone crash, prompting tributes from the biking community. The United States also issued an alert to its citizens in Nigeria amid regional tensions and a Shi’ite protest in Lagos.
What we know
- The ICPC listed laptops, mobile phones, flash drives, and other devices seized from Nasir El-Rufai’s Abuja residence for forensic review.
- Petrol prices could rise to about ₦1,000 per litre due to a recent Dangote refinery price adjustment, which may increase economic pressure nationwide.
- Orowole Kolapoz, a well-known Nigerian biker, died after a solo motorcycle crash in Lagos, drawing condolences from the biking community.
- The United States issued an alert to its citizens in Nigeria following Israel-Iran tensions and a Shi’ite protest in Lagos.
- A 300-level medical student at the University of Ibadan died after ingesting insecticide, sparking renewed discussions about student mental health and safety.
