Nigerians Confirm Buying Fuel at Dangote's N739/Litre Price
Nigerian news reports confirm that filling stations in Nigeria are selling fuel at the new price of N739 per litre, as announced by African billionaire businessman Aliko Dangote. Several individuals have shared their experiences of purchasing fuel at this rate, with locations including Palmgrove and Victoria Island in Lagos.
A young woman named Uloma Opurum also provided evidence of the new fuel price through a social media post. Dangote's price reduction has been praised for making fuel more affordable for consumers.
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