"E Don Reduce": Lady Shares Amount She Was Charged for 12Kg Gas Cylinder Refill, Posts Receipt
- A Nigerian lady identified as TspicesKitchen shared an update about refilling her 12.5kg cooking gas cylinder that got people talking
- Her post on X triggered a wave of reactions from Nigerians who compared what they paid in different locations
- Commenting on the story, Pascal, a Nigerian man based in Port Harcourt, said prices did not reduce in his area
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A Nigerian lady identified as TspicesKitchen on X stirred conversation online after revealing she had just refilled her 12.5kg cooking gas cylinder.
In her now-viral post she disclosed the amount that she paid for the refill and it caught people's attention.
Source: Twitter
Lady refills 12.5kg gas cylinder
According to Tspiceskitchen, she paid about N16,000 for the refill, working out to N1,300 per kg.
Sharing the update with her followers, she wrote:
"I just filled my 12.5kg cylinder for 16k. 1300 per kg. Whats the current price in your area? E don reduce."
Her post quickly drew responses from Nigerians across different cities who were eager to compare what they had been paying.
The question opened up a conversation about cooking gas affordability at a time when many households had been squeezed by the rising cost of living.
One user, Adejayan, noted that the rate at a Mobil fuelling station in Iyana-Paja, Lagos, stood at N1,400 per kg, only slightly above what TspicesKitchen paid.
Commenting on the story, Pascal, a Nigerian man based in Port Harcourt, said prices did not reduce in his area.
"This is cheap. I bought gas for N1500 here for only 1kg. I bought 3 kg that day for N4,500. I wish the reduction gets here if it is really true," he said.
Cooking gas prices compared across Nigeria
The post attracted a range of reactions from Nigerians, from relief to cautious scepticism.
Amadon said:
"Something wey we go still buy for 20k keep calm its coming."
Adejayan said:
"Fair enough. ₦1,400 at Mobil fueling station (Iyana-paja, Lagos)."
Ibidun wrote:
"I had to check the date if this post was recent!!! Is it the same gas we fill at #1900 per kg, this is really a fair price."
See the post below:
Man shares his experience at gas station
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian man who recently visited a filling station in Lagos shared his experience as the city battled worsening gas scarcity, explaining that refilling cylinders have become stressful and expensive.
In his post, the man urged people to ensure their gas cylinders do not run out during this period, as many have found it nearly impossible to get refills.
Source: Legit.ng
