Why Petrol Pump Price Hit N978 Per Litre and N1,500 in Black Market

‘Petrol Should Sell for N1,200’ – Oil Marketers

Nigerian oil marketers have once again, insisted that petrol should sell for no less than N1,200 per litre considering the running costs of getting the commodity to consumers. This comes after the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited and fuel marketers under the aegis of the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria, on Tuesday, clashed again […]

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Hardship: Tinubu Considering Temporary Petrol Subsidy

President Bola Tinubu is said to be considering a temporary petrol subsidy to mitigate the hardship suffered by Nigerians. TheCable, the president is exploring the measure as crude oil prices and foreign exchange rates continue to rise in the international market. Presidency sources told the news platform that President Tinubu is yet to take a […]

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Marketers Give Reason for Recent Increase in Petrol Pump Price

NNPC Publishes New Petrol Pump prices Across the Country (photos)

The Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited has announced a new price range for the Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), popularly known as fuel or petrol. The prices range between N488 and N555 per litre at the peak. Already, many NNPC stations have changed their meter displays to read N488. This is 2 days after President Bola […]

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‘Petrol May Sell for N800 with Subsidy Removal’ – Marketers

Petroleum marketers have alerted the federal government that petrol may sell for N800/litre soon. According to them, once the subsidy on PMS is removed, the price of petrol will skyrocket, according to a report by Punch. Industry operators have repeatedly stated that the high cost of subsidy on petrol was a burden on the Nigerian […]

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Petrol Would be N600 Without Subsidy

The President, Petroleum Products Retail Outlets owners Association of Nigeria, Billy Gillis-Harry has disclosed that Premium Motor Spirit popularly known as petrol would have been selling at between N500 and N600 per litre if the government was not subsidizing it. Following the recent fuel scarcity that rocked the country, the present pump price of petrol […]

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