Nigerians Face Cooking Gas Scarcity as Supply Glitches and Price Hikes Threaten Market Stability
Nigerians are at risk of a cooking gas scarcity due to supply disruptions and price hikes in the market. Reports indicate a decline in supply activities at key depots, leading to concerns among households and small businesses already struggling with high costs.
Dangote Refinery's limited LPG output and reliance on small-scale imports further strain the fragile supply chain. Analysts warn of a repeat of last year's crisis if production is not ramped up.
Stakeholders urge regulatory bodies like NNPC to collaborate and restore market stability.
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