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  1. Nigerian Filling Stations Hike Fuel Prices as Dangote Refinery Adjusts Ex-Depot Rates

    Nigeria Nigerian Filling Stations Hike Fuel Prices as Dangote Refinery Adjusts Ex-Depot Rates

    The Digest: Filling stations across Nigeria, including Empire Energy and Ranoil, have raised fuel prices following an increase in ex-depot rates set by Dangote Refinery and other depot owners. This price surge is driven by the impact of exchange rates and global crude oil prices. Key Points...
  2. NNPC's N910 Fuel Price Cut Deemed Insufficient: Nigerians React

    Nigeria NNPC's N910 Fuel Price Cut Deemed Insufficient: Nigerians React

    The Digest: Nigerians have voiced their dissatisfaction with NNPC Ltd’s N910 per litre fuel price cut, criticizing it as inadequate amid the country’s economic struggles. Despite the company’s 100-day report, many argue that key energy sector issues remain unresolved. Key Points: NNPC...
  3. Thin Air, Thicker Costs: Petrol Hits ₦945 in Abuja, ₦915 in Lagos

    Nigeria Thin Air, Thicker Costs: Petrol Hits ₦945 in Abuja, ₦915 in Lagos

    According to TheCable, petrol prices rose to ₦945/litre in Abuja and ₦915/litre in Lagos on Monday, June 23, 2025. The hike, ₦35 to ₦45 per litre, reflects broader market adjustments after Dangote refinery raised its ex-depot price. Thin air, thicker costs now shape daily survival as NNPC and...
  4. More Naira, Less Mileage: Nigerians Brace as Petrol, Diesel Costs Climb

    Nigeria More Naira, Less Mileage: Nigerians Brace as Petrol, Diesel Costs Climb

    Fuel prices in Nigeria may rise again as four depots increase diesel and petrol prices amid crude oil hitting $67.50 per barrel. Depot rates now exceed ₦1,050/litre for diesel and ₦869/litre for petrol. PDP rejects the ₦108 ex-depot rate, calling for a ₦70 pump price instead. Depot price of...
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