Dangote Fuel Distribution Fails to Lower Petrol Prices, Motorists Pay N865/Litre
Despite the Dangote Petroleum Refinery's promise of lower petrol prices, fuel distribution in major Nigerian cities still sells at high rates, ranging from N865 to N895 per liter. This comes after the refinery announced free delivery and set a pump price of N841 per liter.
Consumers express disappointment as Dangote partner stations sell petrol above the recommended price, impacting household budgets. Motorists in Lagos, Abeokuta, Benin, Osogbo, and Ibadan face increased fuel costs, contrary to expectations of savings.
The situation highlights challenges in achieving affordable fuel prices despite refinery initiatives.
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