Nigerian Filling Stations Defy Dangote Refinery's Lower Petrol Price, Selling Above Market Rates
Despite Dangote Refinery's lower petrol price, MRS filling stations in Nigeria are selling premium motor spirit above market rates, with prices ranging from 820 to 890 per liter. Factors such as delayed sales, existing inventory purchased at higher prices, and transport costs contribute to the high prices.
This pricing trend is observed in major cities like Lagos, Abuja, Oyo, and Delta State, raising concerns among motorists. While some areas show lower prices, the uneven impact of fuel prices across the country persists.
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