Abuja Stations Cut Petrol Price to ₦1,365–₦1,375 Just a Day After Hike
Nigerian filling stations rolled back pump prices on Saturday, just 24 hours after a sharp increase. Ranoil and Empire Energy in Abuja now sell petrol between ₦1,365 and ₦1,375 per litre, down from ₦1,440. This follows a nationwide hike three days ago, when ex-depot prices rose to around ₦1,275–₦1,290 per litre. While NNPC and MRS Bovas adjusted to about ₦1,365, some outlets had pushed prices above ₦1,440. With the latest move, most stations now dispense petrol at ₦1,365–₦1,375 per litre. Marketers hope the reduction will attract customers amid ongoing crude price volatility.
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