Find out more as filling stations increase petrol prices nationwide
Filling stations nationwide have increased petrol prices due to higher loading costs at private depots. This adjustment is expected to have significant implications for transportation and overall economic stability.
- Filling stations have increased petrol prices nationwide after private depot owners raised PMS loading costs to about N1,200 per litre
- Motorists are now paying between N1,100 and N1,230 per litre across major cities as marketers pass on higher wholesale costs
- The latest increase followed the temporary suspension of product loading at Dangote Refinery, which pushed depot prices higher
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Filling stations across Nigeria have increased the pump price of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), popularly known as petrol, following a rise in depot loading prices to around N1,200 per litre.
A market survey by Petroleumprice.ng showed that independent marketers have begun adjusting retail prices after private depot owners raised wholesale prices across Lagos, Port Harcourt, Warri and Calabar.
New petrol prices
A market survey by Petroluemprice.ng showed that motorists are now paying between N1,100 and N1,230 per litre for petrol, depending on the location.
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