
Petrol stations cut pump prices below ₦865 as competition intensifies, with depots and Dangote Refinery adjusting rates amid falling crude oil benchmarks.
Petrol stations cut pump prices below ₦865 as competition intensifies, with depots and Dangote Refinery adjusting rates amid falling crude oil benchmarks.
Nigerians can expect stable and lower fuel prices in the coming months as petrol marketers have entered a 180-day supply agreement with Dangote refinery.
The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) has warned oil exploration and production companies of diverting crude oil meant for local markets.
The Federal government has set a new target, to take electricity to 25 million Nigerians before 2028. This will be implemented by the Rural Electrification Agency.
The Petroleum Products Retail Outlet Owners Association of Nigeria (PETROAN) has announced that NNPC limited two refineries are now selling petrol.
Dangote Refinery is urging Nigerians to buy its 'high-quality petrol' and expects that the lower price will lead to reduced prices at filling stations.
The federal government has cleared the air regarding reported plans to hike electricity tariffs again. The government says it currently spends N200bn on subsidies.
The Dangote gasoline Refinery's decision to cut the ex-depot price of Premium Motor Spirit on Saturday resulted in large losses for numerous gasoline merchants.
The Federal Government has announced plan to establish CNG kits manufacturing park in Kogi state, and turn the state into the industrial gas hub in Nigeria
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC), and oil marketers combinedly imported about N5.5 trillion worth of petrol and diesel in four months.
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