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  1. 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...
  2. 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...
  3. 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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