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Latest petrol prices at NNPC filling stations show wide price variations across Nigeria, ranging from N1,170 to N1,395 per litreYobe, Bauchi and Sokoto recorded the highest pump prices, while Lagos and Ogun posted the lowestThe latest pricing reflects regional differences in fuel distribution and transportation costs
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The Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) has reduced petrol price across its filling stations nationwide, with many now selling below N1,200.
Data obtained by Legit.ng showed that NNPC’s retail stations across the country show that motorists are paying between N1,170 and N1,395 per litre, depending on their location.
Motorists in several states are paying less for petrol following NNPC’s latest price adjustmen Photo: AFPSource: Getty Images
Lagos and Ogun recorded the lowest pump price at N1,170 per litre from N1,210, while the price list
