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  1. Dangote Refinery Responds to Petrol Pricing Allegations: "Fake News!"

    Nigeria Dangote Refinery Responds to Petrol Pricing Allegations: "Fake News!"

    Dangote Refinery has dismissed claims of selling petrol at N1,015 to N1,028 per litre as "fake news." The refinery's response follows accusations from oil marketers, who suggested importing petrol instead, citing lower landing costs. On Saturday, Dangote Refinery strongly refuted claims that it...
  2. Pricing Controversy: Dangote Refinery Snubs Marketers, Fuels Uncertainty in Fuel Market

    Nigeria Pricing Controversy: Dangote Refinery Snubs Marketers, Fuels Uncertainty in Fuel Market

    The Dangote Refinery faces backlash from oil marketers over its refusal to allow direct petrol lifting. Leaders from IPMAN and PETROAN express frustration at the lack of communication, which could impact petrol prices that currently range from N950 to N1,200 per liter amid recent market changes...
  3. Afe Babalola Honored for Contributions, Challenges NNPC’s Fuel Control

    Nigeria Afe Babalola Honored for Contributions, Challenges NNPC’s Fuel Control

    Chief Afe Babalola has urged the Nigerian National Petroleum Company to allow Dangote Refinery to sell petrol directly to consumers at lower rates, promoting competition and benefiting Nigerians. He received the “Outstanding Achiever of All Time” award from the Ekiti-Kete Coalition in the U.S...
  4. Fuel Pricing Confusion: IPMAN Questions NNPCL’s Strategy with Dangote Petrol

    Nigeria Fuel Pricing Confusion: IPMAN Questions NNPCL’s Strategy with Dangote Petrol

    The Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) questions the pricing of petrol from Dangote Refinery, which is higher than imported petrol. NNPCL's claim of acquiring Dangote petrol at N898 per litre has been disputed by the refinery, raising concerns about pricing...
  5. NNPCL Releases September Petrol Prices: Lagos at N950, Borno at N1,019

    Nigeria NNPCL Releases September Petrol Prices: Lagos at N950, Borno at N1,019

    The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) has announced petrol prices for September 2024, sourced from Dangote Refinery. Prices will vary across Nigeria, with Lagos at N950.22 per litre and Borno at N1,019.22. NNPCL will pay in dollars for September, switching to Naira in October...
  6. NLC Raises Alarm: Petrol Prices Could Surge to N5,000 Per Litre

    Nigeria NLC Raises Alarm: Petrol Prices Could Surge to N5,000 Per Litre

    Benson Upah, spokesperson for the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), warns that petrol prices could reach N5,000 per litre, following recent increases contrary to government agreements. He emphasizes widespread anger among Nigerians and criticizes the government's failure to alleviate economic...
  7. President Tinubu Justifies Petrol Price Increase to Nigerians in China

    Nigeria President Tinubu Justifies Petrol Price Increase to Nigerians in China

    President Bola Ahmed Tinubu addressed Nigerians in China, explaining the recent petrol price increase, now between N897 and N1000 per liter. He attributed the rise to tough decisions made by his administration, emphasizing that sacrifices are necessary for improving Nigeria's infrastructure and...
  8. Government Not Responsible for Petrol Prices, Says Petroleum Minister

    Nigeria Government Not Responsible for Petrol Prices, Says Petroleum Minister

    Heineken Lokpobiri, Nigeria's Minister of State for Petroleum, clarified that the federal government does not fix petrol prices as the sector is deregulated. He assured citizens of adequate supply, urging against panic buying, and stated that prices will stabilize with improved product...
  9. Heineken Lokpobiri: NNPCL Must Sell Petrol Above N1,117 to Prevent Cross-Border Smuggling

    Nigeria Heineken Lokpobiri: NNPCL Must Sell Petrol Above N1,117 to Prevent Cross-Border Smuggling

    The Nigerian Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Heineken Lokpobiri, has mandated the NNPCL to sell petrol above N1,117 per litre to combat smuggling. This directive aims to stabilize domestic fuel prices and reduce illegal trade, as petrol is significantly cheaper in neighboring...
  10. Petrol Prices Surge to N1,000/Litre Amid Supply Shortages

    Nigeria Petrol Prices Surge to N1,000/Litre Amid Supply Shortages

    Nigeria's petrol crisis intensifies as calls for a market-based pricing mechanism grow. The Nigeria National Petroleum Company (NNPC) faces a $6 billion debt to suppliers, leading to rising fuel prices and shortages. Experts urge the government to eliminate subsidies and implement reforms for...
  11. NMDPRA Vows to Shut Down Petrol Stations Exploiting Nigerians

    Nigeria NMDPRA Vows to Shut Down Petrol Stations Exploiting Nigerians

    The NMDPRA has warned petrol stations against selling Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) at inflated prices nearing ₦1,000 per litre. This measure aims to protect Nigerians from price gouging, particularly in light of the significant price differences between NNPCL and independent marketers. The...
  12. Dangote Refinery Disputes N600 Per Litre Petrol Price Rumors

    Nigeria Dangote Refinery Disputes N600 Per Litre Petrol Price Rumors

    Dangote Petroleum Refinery has refuted claims that it has set petrol prices at N600 per litre. The refinery's spokesperson, Anthony Chiejina, clarified that it has not engaged with IPMAN on pricing and urged the public to rely on official channels for accurate information as it prepares for...
  13. No Way Petrol Can Sell for N300 Per Liter - Nigerian Oil Marketers

    Nigeria No Way Petrol Can Sell for N300 Per Liter - Nigerian Oil Marketers

    Nigerian oil marketing companies argue petrol/gasoline pump prices cannot realistically fall to N300 per liter, contradicting claims that new domestic refineries could enable such low prices. Marketers cite crude costs, forex rates, taxes, and distribution costs as barriers. Major oil marketing...
  14. Nigerians Ridicule NNPCL's N10 Fuel Price Drop as Paltry and Insignificant

    Nigeria Nigerians Ridicule NNPCL's N10 Fuel Price Drop as Paltry and Insignificant

    The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) has announced a reduction in the depot price of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), commonly known as petrol, from N640 per litre to N630 per litre. This decision aims to alleviate the financial burden on consumers amidst concerns over escalating...
  15. Alarm as Fuel Prices in Northern Nigeria Skyrocket to N685 per Liter

    Nigeria Alarm as Fuel Prices in Northern Nigeria Skyrocket to N685 per Liter

    In Northern Nigeria, fuel prices have surged to an alarming N685 per liter, causing concern among citizens. Despite the government's approved price bands, some filling stations are selling petrol well above these rates. The price hike began in July when the Nigerian National Petroleum Company...
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