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  1. NNPC Dismisses Fuel Price Surge Amidst Market Speculation and Policy Uncertainties

    Nigeria NNPC Dismisses Fuel Price Surge Amidst Market Speculation and Policy Uncertainties

    In response to recent media reports suggesting a potential surge in petrol prices to N1,200/litre, the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) has moved to allay public concerns. Chief Corporate Communications Officer Olufemi Soneye stated unequivocally on Wednesday that there are no...
  2. Tensions Rise as NNPC and Marketers Clash Over Fuel Subsidies and N1,200/Litre Proposal

    Nigeria Tensions Rise as NNPC and Marketers Clash Over Fuel Subsidies and N1,200/Litre Proposal

    The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) and fuel marketers, represented by the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria, are entangled in a new dispute over the removal of petrol subsidies. The clash comes amidst the depreciation of the naira against the U.S...
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    Metro Filling stations adjust pump prices, sell petrol at N162 - Punch Newspaper

    https://punchng.com/breaking-filling-stations-adjust-pump-prices-sell-petrol-at-n162/
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    Metro Petrol Price Increase: Things To Note - Nairaland

    https://www.nairaland.com/6095154/petrol-price-increase-things-note
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    Business Nigeria: Petrol Landing Cost Exceeds N145/Litre

    The pump price of petrol in Nigeria is about to go up as the landing cost has exceeded N145 per litre, the top peg of the product put in place by the NNPC. Oil marketers are struggling with the situation and at the moment, 90% of the fuel at depots are imported by the NNPC. “If you collect...
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    Business Price of Petrol Remains N145 - NNPC

    Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) on Tuesday said N145 price of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), popularly known as petrol, has not been increased. The Group General Manager, Group Public Affairs Division, Garba Deen Muhammad, made the statement in Abuja on Tuesday at a news briefing...
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    Business Petrol Sells at N300/Litre As Scarcity Bites Harder

    Following the scarcity of petrol on Monday across the country, illegal hawkers of the commodity on the black markets resurfaced in parts of Lagos, Abuja and other cities, selling the product for between N200 and N300 per litre to desperate motorists and other users. According to Guardian, the...
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