NNPC Boss Denies Fake Surge in Cooking Gas Prices in Nigeria
The NNPC boss, Ojulari, refutes claims of a cooking gas price surge in Nigeria, stating it was fake and caused by short-term challenges and profit-seeking behavior. He assures normal operations and price stability post-strike.
The situation highlights deeper issues in the energy market, where public trust in officials' explanations is eroding due to inflationary greed. Ojulari's explanation aims to restore confidence, emphasizing the need for stability and transparency in energy pricing.
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