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Fuel Queues Persist as Depots Ration Fuel

Fuel Queues Persist as Depots Ration Fuel   Many filling stations were shut in several states as the queues for Premium Motor Spirit, popularly called petrol, continued on Monday while depots rationed the volumes of PMS released to marketers. In Abuja, Niger and Nasarawa states, several filling...

Petrol: Oil Marketers Project N700bn Monthly Subsidy

Petrol: Oil Marketers Project N700bn Monthly Subsidy With a landing cost of N1,117 per litre for Premium Motor Spirit, popularly called petrol, the monthly subsidy on the commodity has increased to about N707bn, oil marketers projected on Monday. It was also gathered that as the Dangote...

Queues Persist as Petrol Hits N1,100/Litre in Abuja, Others

Queues Persist as Petrol Hits N1,100/Litre in Abuja, Others   The queues for Premium Motor Spirit, popularly called petrol, persisted in Abuja and neighbouring states on Monday, as it also spread to Lagos and other regions across the country, with marketers stating that the situation might...

Why Petrol, Diesel Prices May Not Drop Despite Dangote Refinery — Experts

Why Petrol, Diesel Prices May Not Drop Despite Dangote Refinery — Experts Experts believe that prices of petrol and diesel may not crash significantly despite the commencement of production at the Dangote Petroleum Refinery. With the removal of subsidy on petrol in May 2023, the price...

Local Refining May Drop Petrol Price to N300/Litres – Modular Refineries

Local Refining May Drop Petrol Price to N300/Litres – Modular Refineries The pump price of Premium Motor Spirit, (PMS) popularly called petrol, should drop to about N300/litre upon the commencement of massive production by the Dangote Petroleum Refinery and other indigenous producers, operators of modular...

Economic Hardship Worsens as Petrol Sells for N761, Diesel N1,566, Kerosene N1,875

Nigeria's economic hardship has continued with fuel prices continuing to soar in March 2024, caused mainly by the current economic reforms embarked upon by the Bola Tinubu administration, the dynamics of international energy rates as well as Nigeria’s inability to refine its fuels locally.