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MRS filling stations backed by Dangote Refinery cut petrol prices in Abuja by N50 per litreNNPC also reduced its pump prices at retail outlets in Lagos and Abuja, with Lagos seeing the steeper cut of N60 per litreSeveral major petroleum depots in Lagos have also slashed their petrol prices following recent reductions by domestic refiners
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Petrol prices have dropped again across several parts of Nigeria as filling stations and petroleum depot operators respond to fresh rate reductions from domestic refiners and suppliers.
MRS filling stations, which source fuel from the Dangote Refinery, cut their pump price in Abuja and surrounding areas from N1,260 to N1,210 per litre, a reduction of N50.
MRS has reduced its petrol price by N50 per litre as competition intensifies Photo: Temiloluwa JohnsonSource: Getty
