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Nigerian filling stations have begun adjusting petrol pump prices after recent increases in ex-depot and ex-gantry rates by Dangote Refinery and other fuel depot operators, signalling the likelihood of higher fuel costs for motorists in the coming days.
The price changes come after Dangote Refinery raised its ex-gantry petrol price by N44 per litre, from N1,076 to N1,120, following its decision to adopt dollar-denominated pricing for petroleum products.
New petrol prices emerge at filling stations as Dangote Refinery and depots hike rates. Credit: Bloomberg/ContributorSource: Getty Images
Fuel stations begin price adjustments
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