Nigerian Filling Stations Fail To Reduce Fuel Pump Price Despite Drop In Crude Oil Price

LAGOS JUNE 20TH (NEWSRANGERS)-The majority of Nigerian filling stations have yet to reduce premium motor spirit pump prices despite the significant drop in crude oil prices and Dangote Refinery’s gantry petrol price. A market survey on Thursday morning showed that petrol prices stood between N1317 and N1336 per liter across filling stations in Abuja. This is the…

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Naira Appreciation: Oil Marketers Debunk Rumour Of  Downward Adjustment In Petrol Pump Price

LAGOS MARCH 28TH (NEWSRANGERS)-Petroleum product marketers and other operators in the downstream sector, have denied speculations that pump price of petrol at depot facilities have been adjusted downwards. Also, LEADERSHIP reports that petroleum outlets are still selling at prevailing market prices. Our Correspondent’s check at major depot’s in Lagos indicate that prices have not changed…

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Fixing Fuel Pump Price At N1,200 Will Bring Nigeria Economy To Its Kneel-Rewane

LAGOS JANUARU 5TH (NEWSRANGERS)-A prominent economist and Managing Director of Financial Derivatives Company Limited, Bismarck Rewane, has argued that it is impossible for fuel to sell at N1,200. Making this argument during an interview with Channels Television, Rewane argued that fixing the pump price of fuel at N1,200 will bring the nation’s economy to its…

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Subsidy Returns  As FG Pays N169.4bn In August To Retain Fuel Pump Price At N620 Per Litre

LAGOS SEPTEMBER 21ST (NEWSRANGERS)-Despite the numerous assurances by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu that the subsidy is gone, Daily Trust’s finding shows that the federal government paid N169.4 billion as subsidy in August to keep the pump price at N620 per litre. There have been several reports suggesting that the current price stagnation despite the worsening…

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Deregulation: FG May Increase Fuel Pump Price To ₦302 Per Litre By February

LAGOS JANUARY 19TH (NEWSRANGERS)-The federal government may increase the price of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), better known as petrol, to N302 per litre in February 2022 as part of the recommendation of the National Economic Council (NEC) in November 2021. Moneycentral  understands that this is part of the government’s plan to fully deregulate the PMS…

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