Nigerians Rush to Buy Petrol at N600/Litre in Ibadan Amid Seized Fuel Auction
Nigerians are rushing to purchase petrol at N600 per litre in Ibadan, Oyo State, after a public auction of 14,000 litres of seized fuel. The auction, supervised by Kola Oladeji of the Nigerian Customs Service, targeted illegal fuel activities.
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) adjusted pump prices across the country, with Lagos selling at N922 and Abuja at N955. The highest petrol price was in Kwara at N975.
The initiative aims to combat smuggling and protect the downstream petroleum sector.
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