Nigerian Government Raises Petrol Price to ₦992, Sparks Confusion Among Motorists
The Nigerian government, under the leadership of Bola Tinubu, has raised the petrol price to ₦992 per litre, as announced by the NNPC. The sudden price adjustment has led to long queues at fuel stations in Lagos and Ogun State.
While some stations have implemented the new price, others still display the old price of ₦875. The move has sparked confusion among motorists, with no official statement explaining the price hike.
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