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Cooking gas prices are falling in Nigerian depots due to increased supplies and competition among operatorsHouseholds could see relief as lower depot prices may lead to reduced retail costs for cooking gasCrude oil prices impact LPG costs as market conditions evolve, affecting domestic pricing for consumers
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Cooking gas prices are falling at some Nigerian depots as increased supplies and stronger competition among operators push down the cost of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), offering potential relief to households and businesses.
The latest development comes amid increased imports and new government directives aimed at improving the availability of petroleum products across the country.
Nigerians are relieved as cooking gas prices crash nationwide. Credit: NovatisSource: Getty Images
The reduction in depot prices could eventually translate into lower retail prices for consumers if distributors and gas retailers pass the savings
