
Aliko Dangote







The Concerned Citizens of Nigeria, a civil society group, urged President Tinubu to end fuel importation and asked the NNPCL) to provide full transparency.

The ex-depot price of gasoline or premium motor spirit, which was lowered by Dangote Refinery, has not yet been reflected in the pumps at most filling stations.

Following the reduction of ex-depot petrol prices announced by Dangote refinery and also private sectors, filling stations have started adjusting prices.

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.

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 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 Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC), and oil marketers combinedly imported about N5.5 trillion worth of petrol and diesel in four months.

The Petroleum Products Retail Outlets Owners Association of Nigeria (PETROAN) its members to reflect the new petrol prices announced by Dangote Refinery.

The Dangote Refinery has crashed petrol prices from N950 to N890 per litre following the fall in global crude oil prices. The refinery said the move other costs.
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