Oil marketers are urging the Federal Government to extend its 30-day petrol discount to 60 days and include independent marketers. They argue that the current policy may limit consumer benefits and call for transparency in its implementation.


Oil marketers are urging the Federal Government to extend its 30-day petrol discount to 60 days and include independent marketers. They argue that the current policy may limit consumer benefits and call for transparency in its implementation.

Federal government rolls out N66-per-litre petrol discount at NNPC stations in October, but app-only requirement leaves some buyers unable to access savings.

The Federal Government's 30-day petrol discount, announced by Taiwo Oyedele, faces criticism over its temporary nature, accessibility, and potential impact on consumers. The initiative offers a ₦66 discount per litre but raises concerns about sustainability and actual benefits fo


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