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Petrol Price : Marketers Kick As FG Rules Out Hike

Petrol Price : Marketers Kick As FG Rules Out Hike   Oil marketers, on Tuesday, advised President Bola Tinubu to gradually relax the removal of subsidy on Premium Motor Spirit, popularly called petrol, following the inability of importers to access the United States dollars and the...

Subsidy Removal Has Doubled Depot Petrol Price – Marketers

Subsidy Removal Has Doubled Depot Petrol Price - Marketers Prices of petrol at depots have increased more than 100 per cent following the official removal of subsidies since May 29. National Controller Operations, Mike Osatuyi, on Tuesday, told our correspondent that many downstream businesses were currently...

Despite N6trn Subsidy Payment, Fuel Price Rise By 81%

Despite N6trn Subsidy Payment, Fuel Price Rise By 81%   The price of Premium Motor Spirit popularly called petrol has risen by 81 per cent in the past three years, according to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) reports analysed by our correspondent. This came as findings...

Petrol Price: Major Marketers Adjust Meter, Sell At N185/Litre

Petrol Price: Major Marketers Adjust Meter, Sell At N185/Litre   Major oil marketers, yesterday, adjusted the price of petrol to N185 per litre, from N169 per litre, in all parts of Nigeria. Despite the expectation that the new price would encourage supply to ease out shortage, checks...

Inflation: Petrol Price Hits N300 Per Litre

Inflation: Petrol Price Hits N300 Per Litre The scarcity of Premium Motor Spirit, popularly called petrol, grew worse across the country on Thursday, as massive queues were witnessed in Abuja, Lagos, Port Harcourt, Calabar, Warri, Nasarawa, Minna, among other places. Oil marketers stated that the scarcity...

Trade Union Demands N180 Per Litre Fuel

Trade Union Demands N180 Per Litre Fuel   The Trade Union Congress of Nigeria has asked the Federal Government to make petrol available at the official pump price of 180/litre, saying Nigerians cannot continue to pay for the product at higher prices. In a New Year message...