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Oil marketers adjusted petrol loading prices at depots across Nigeria on ThursdayMatrix Depot in Port Harcourt recorded the steepest increase, raising its ex-depot price by N50 to N1,150 per litreLagos depots remained largely stable at N1,075 per litre, widening the regional price gap with Port Harcourt and Warri
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Oil marketers have increased petrol loading prices at selected depots across Nigeria as crude oil prices rise following renewed tension between the US and Iran.
The latest depot price data shows that while most marketers in Lagos maintained stable loading prices, operators in Port Harcourt and Warri implemented higher increases.
Petrol marketers raised depot prices across Nigeria Photo: BloombergSource: Getty Images
Snapshot of petrol price changes
Matrix Depot in Port Harcourt moved its Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) loading price from N1,100 to
