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Filling stations across Nigeria have reduced petrol prices after Dangote Refinery lowered its ex-depot price to N1,075 per litreIn Abuja, several marketers, including AA Rano, Ranoil and NIPCO, now sell petrol for between N1,205 and N1,240 per litreDespite the latest reductions, pump prices remain above N1,000 per litre, which was the level before the rise in global oil prices
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Several filling stations across Nigeria have started reducing the pump price of petrol following Dangote Refinery’s latest cut in its ex-depot price.
A market survey conducted on Saturday in Abuja and neighbouring communities revealed that major independent marketers, including AA Rano, Ranoil and the Nigerian Independent Petroleum Company (NIPCO), have revised their prices downward.
Again, Filling Stations Reduce Fuel Prices Nationwide After Dangote Refinery’s Latest CutSource: Getty Images
The affected stations now sell Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), popularly known
