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BREAKING: NNPCL filling stations reduce fuel price after Dangote Refinery cut

The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited, NNPCL, has reduced the pump price of Premium Motor Spirit, PMS, also known as petrol. A market survey by DAILY POST on Wednesday morning showed that NNPCL outlets in parts of Abuja and its environs had adjusted their petrol pump price downward to N1,370 per litre from N1,395 per […] BREAKING: NNPCL filling stations reduce fuel price after Dangote…

BREAKING: NNPCL filling stations reduce fuel price after Dangote Refinery cut

The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) has lowered the price of petrol at its filling stations in Abuja. According to a market survey conducted by DAILY POST, NNPCL outlets in Wuse Zone 6, Zone 4, and Air Junction have reduced their petrol price from N1,395 to N1,370 per litre, a decrease of N25 per litre. This move follows a similar adjustment made by MRS filling stations two days ago, which lowered their petrol price to N1,370 per litre after Dangote Refinery reduced its petrol price by N25 to N1,325 per litre.

The current crude oil prices are $103 and $90 per barrel for Brent and West Texas Intermediate, respectively.

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