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Again, Dangote Reduces Petrol Price

Again, Dangote Reduces Petrol Price   Dangote Petroleum Refinery on Friday reduced the loading cost of its petrol from ₦825 per litre to ₦815 per litre, further intensifying the pricing war in the downstream sector. Report has it that marketers are taking advantage of the ₦10 reduction...

Fuel Importers Hit with N75bn Monthly Loss After Dangote’s Price Slash

Fuel Importers Hit with N75bn Monthly Loss After Dangote's Price Slash   Importers of Premium Motor Spirit (petrol) may lose an average of N2.5bn daily and N75bn monthly following the latest PMS price reduction announced by the Dangote Petroleum Refinery. Findings revealed that the average landing cost...

Petrol Price Hits N1,150 per Litre Following Dangote’s Rate Hike

Petrol Price Hits N1,150 per Litre Following Dangote's Rate Hike The pump price of petrol has increased, ranging from N1,050 to N1,150 per litre, depending on the location, due to the recent price hike by the Dangote Petroleum Refinery and other depot owners. Dealers confirmed that...

Marketers Predict Fuel Price Drop as Warri Refinery Resumes Production

Marketers Predict Fuel Price Drop as Warri Refinery Resumes Production   The Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority and oil marketers have announced that the resumption of operations at the Warri Refining and Petrochemicals Company Limited is expected to lead to a further reduction in...

Fuel Price Drops in Lagos, Abuja as Marketers Adjust Rates

Fuel Price Drops in Lagos, Abuja as Marketers Adjust Rates   Petrol prices yesterday crashed for the first time post-deregulation era. The crash can be attributed to a reduction in ex-depot price of the product announced by the Dangote Refinery from N970 to N899.50 per litre...

World Bank: Increase In Petrol Prices Could Reverse Effects of Fuel Subsidy

Increasing the price of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), also known as petrol, may reverse the already diminishing effects of fuel subsidy removal in Nigeria, according to the World Bank.Â