NNPC Increases Petrol Prices Again, Reaches Above N900/Liter in Lagos and Abuja
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) has raised petrol prices, reaching N900 per liter in some states like Abuja. Prices vary across states, with the highest recorded in Kwara at N975 per liter.
The increase is attributed to the surge in global crude oil prices. Dangote Petroleum Refinery plans to offer free petroleum products and invest in Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) infrastructure for distribution.
This move aims to support the seamless distribution of products nationwide.
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