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Petrol Shortage: Queue will Disappear Soon, NNPC Assures

Petrol Shortage: Queue will Disappear Soon, NNPC Assures   Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) has said efforts have been intensified at ending the current petrol shortage in Lagos and its environs. A statement by the Chief Corporate Communications Officer of the firm, Olufemi Soneye, said the...

Amid FX Crisis, Nigeria Imports 60.4bn Litres Of Petrol In 32 Months

Amid FX Crisis, Nigeria Imports 60.4bn Litres Of Petrol In 32 Months With zero local production of petrol in the 32 months spanning January 2021 to August 2023 and amid dwindling FX inflow, Nigeria imported 60.428 billion litres of petrol from Europe. However, data obtained from...

Oil Marketers Kick as NNPCL Delays Petrol Supply

Oil Marketers Kick as NNPCL Delays Petrol Supply   Oil marketers under the aegis of the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria have berated the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) for alleged delay in the supply of petroleum products. As a result, the marketers said they...

Petrol Retail Price Rose to N630.63 in October – NBS

Petrol Retail Price Rose to N630.63 in October – NBS   The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) says the average retail price of a litre of petrol increased from N195.29 in October 2022 to N630.63 in October 2023. It made the declaration in its Petrol Price Watch...

Petrol Ex-depot Price Rises by 7.6% to N608/Litre

Petrol Ex-depot Price Rises by 7.6% to N608/Litre   The Ex-depot price of petrol, yesterday, rose by 7.6 per cent to N608 per litre from N565 per litre in Lagos and environs. A visit to private depots in Lagos showed that independent marketers, who lift at N608...

Marketers Counter FG, Insist Fuel Subsidy Has Returned

Marketers Counter FG, Insist Fuel Subsidy Has Returned   Oil marketers, on Tuesday, countered the position of the Federal Government, as they insisted that the current pump price of Premium Motor Spirit, popularly called petrol, should not be less than N800/litre if there was no subsidy...