Relief as Cooking Gas Supply Improves, Prices Drop in Kano
The gradual return of cooking gas supply in Kano has led to a drop in prices, easing the burden on households. Residents like Angela Okon and Sani Buhari describe the challenges faced during the scarcity period.
Aminu Halilu, a depot manager, attributes the recent improvement to better supply chain logistics. The situation has improved with prices now ranging between 1,350 and 1,500 naira per kilogram.
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