The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC) has raised the salaries of 6,280 staff as it pushes to retain top talent and maintain global competitiveness.
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Petrol prices surge to N1,700/L as NUPENG strike shuts Dangote Refinery and depots nationwide
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"N935 per litre": Dangote collaborates with MRS to reduce petrol price again
Dangote Refinery has entered into an agreement with MRS to distribute petrol through its retail outlets across the country at a price of N935 per litre.
Experts explain why petrol prices are dropping as NNPC releases new list
Experts have explained that the recent drop in petrol prices by the Dangote Refinery and the NNPC is due to the crash in international crude oil prices.
Despite production in Dangote, PH refineries, NNPC, marketers import 2.3bn litres of petrol
Despite two refineries in Nigeria producing petrol in the past three months, oil marketers have continued to rely on imports to supply the product nationwide.
NNPC clears air on state of Port Harcourt refinery: "Fully operational"
NNPC Limited has debunked rumours circulating in various media that the recently revamped Port Harcourt Refinery in Rivers State has shut down operations.
Despite Tinubu's zero tariffs on cooking gas imports, marketers warn of persistent high prices
Cooking gas marketers have raised concerns that eliminating import duties on the product and other related materials would not immediately lower prices.
Petrol landing cost drops to N970 Per litre, marketers explain reason
The Major Energy Marketers Association of Nigeria (MEMAN) has revealed that petrol landing costs crashed further to N970 in December from N971 last month.
Filling stations leave petrol prices at same rate despite Dangote Refinery slash
Petrol stations have left prices unchanged despite the recent announcement by Dangote Refinery, slashing petrol from N970 per litre to N899 for Nigerians.
Oil marketers speak on new fuel price at filling stations after Dangote’s decision
The Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) has projected changes in the price of petrol at filling stations in the coming days.
Marketers reduce petrol prices as Dangote refinery sells at new rates
Filling stations in Abuja have dropped petrol prices following the reduction by NNPC. Also, the Dangote refinery announced a petrol price slash for Nigerians.
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