Markerters Release New Update on Petrol Prices in Nigeria

Markerters Release New Update on Petrol Prices in Nigeria

  • Petrol prices at the gantry level remained stable around N1,275 per litre, but import parity estimates rose sharply
  • Diesel prices strengthened to about N1,750 per litre spot, while aviation fuel showed mixed movement
  • The prices reflect the current global crude oil markets surged above $108 per barrel

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The price of petrol and other refined products changed across depots as crude oil prices changed in the international markets.

Data obtained from the Major Energies Marketers Association of Nigeria (MEMAN) revealed that in the downstream market, petrol gantry prices average at N1,275 per litre from the previous price of N1,195.02/L.

Import parity signals higher fuel cost risks for Nigerian market
Petrol prices remain stable at N1,275 per litre amid global oil pressure Photo: Oriye Tamunotonye/AFP
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However, there was a higher landing cost pressure on PMS at import parity estimates, with N1,212.75 per litre (30-day average) versus N1,362.55 and N1,361.54 per litre recorded as spot price at ASPM and NPSC jetties.

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Petrol price changes

Dangote gantry price is listed at about N1,275 per litre, and coastal estimates near N1,215 per litre, indicative of a discount toward the upper end of import parity estimates.

For diesel (AGO), import parity spot estimates at the jetties are near N1,750 per litre while Dangote gantry pricing is close to 1,800 per litre. Coastal supply levels are markedly lower at near 1,443 per litre, revealing considerable markups between various logistics/delivery points.

In aviation fuel (ATK), import parity spot values hover near 1,679 per litre; Dangote gantry prices are closer to N1,650 per litre, indicating that jet fuel pricing is at near parity with slight deviations to both sides based on supply chain and financing assumptions.

Nigerian fuel market stays stable despite global shocks
Marketers update: Petrol landing costs edge higher in latest estimates Photo: AFP
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Domestic gantry prices and coastal pricing

Below are the current domestic gantry prices for refined petroleum products:

  • PMS: N1,275.00 per litre.
  • AGO: N1,800.00 per litre
  • ATK: N1,650.00 per litre.

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Here is current petrol prices at depots

Data obtained from Petroluemprice.ng provides a breakdown of the latest petrol prices at depots on May 20, 2026

Lagos

  • African Terminal: N1,277
  • Aiteo: N1,277
  • Ardova: N1,278
  • Ascon: N1,278
  • Bono: N1,277
  • Dangote: N1,278
  • Duport: N1,802
  • Emadeb: N1,805
  • Heyden: N1,278
  • Integrated: N1,277
  • Menj: N1,805
  • Quest: N1,278
  • Sahara: N1,277
  • Swift: N1,805
  • Techno Oil: N1,277

Port Harcourt

  • Aradel: N1,835
  • Bulk Strategic: N1,306
  • Matrix: N1,845
  • Sigmund: N1,850
  • T.S.L: N1,305

Calabar

  • Fynfield: N1,295
  • Northwest: N1,295
  • Sobaz: N1,300
  • Soroman: N1,295

Warri

  • A.Y.M Shafa: N1,810
  • First Fortune: N1,813
  • Matrix: N1,855
  • Nepal: N1,289
  • NIPCO: N1,816
  • Optima: N1,289
  • Parker: N1,295
  • Prudent: N1,290
  • Rain Oil: N1,315
  • Danmarna: N1,290

NNPC petrol price

Earlier, Legit.ng reported that the price of Premium Motor Spirit, otherwise known as petrol, has dropped at retail stations of Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL).

The review followed three days after Dangote Refinery also sloped down its petrol gantry price by N85 to N1,200 from N1,285.

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Petrol is now selling for N1,255 per litre as against N1,330, showing a decrease of N75.

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Dave Ibemere (Senior Business Editor) Dave Ibemere is a senior business editor at Legit.ng. He is a financial journalist with over a decade of experience in print and online media. He also holds a Master's degree from the University of Lagos. He is a member of the African Academy for Open-Source Investigation (AAOSI), the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations and other media think tank groups. He previously worked with The Guardian, BusinessDay, and headed the business desk at Ripples Nigeria. Email: dave.ibemere@corp.legit.ng.