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LPG retail prices in Abuja have fallen steadily over three weeks, with major filling stations now selling below previous ratesNMDPRA data showed cooking gas imports surged by 1,400% in June 2026, pushing depot prices lower at Lagos facilitiesIndustry analysts warned that transportation costs and distribution margins could slow the full benefit reaching consumers
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Nigeria’s cooking gas market is showing fresh signs of relief as increased imports boost product availability and push prices lower across major cities.
Recent market checks indicate that the price of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), commonly known as cooking gas, has declined steadily in several parts of the country, raising hopes that households could enjoy further reductions in the coming weeks.
NMDPRA confirms surge in LPG imports as prices decline nationwide. Credit: Brin SharmaSource: Getty Images
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