The price of petrol rose above the official one. Nigerians all over the country complain that they have to buy petrol for N110 and above instead of N87 per litre.
According to the Punch, the filling stations in Owerri, Imo state, are selling pertol above the pump price. “If there is anything Buhari has to do to stabilise Nigeria, the first thing is to ensure regular power supply and keeping the pump price of petrol at N87,” said a motorist, Mr. John Okorie, who expressed disappointment at the N110 pump price. In Akure and other towns of Ondo state, the price reached N120 per litre. A motorist, Mr. James Fayehun, blamed the President in failing to sanction dealers who have been defaulting on the regulated price. In Edo state, the product was not available in most filling stations that led to long queues by motorists at the few stations that were dispensing petrol. In Minna, Niger state and in Asaba, Delta state, most filling stations are selling for N110 and N115. In Kano and Kwara states, the commodity sells for N110 and N130 per litre. Independent marketers in Calabar, Cross River state, pegged the price of PMS between N105 and N110 per litre. In Osun state, most petrol stations sell a litre of petrol for N110 even though the price stated on their fuel dispenser is N87. The price of the petrol in Bauchi state fluctuates as the price ranges between N87 and N110. In Oyo state, there is hardly any filling station selling petrol at the official pump price of N87 per litre. At least, 95 per cent of the major filling stations no longer sell the product as they claim they cannot get the product at rates that will make them sell at the official pump price. In Ekiti state, where the product also sells for not less than N110. Meanwhile, experts have said that petrol subsidy arrears have continued to rise, in spite of the hike in the price of petrol by marketers. About two months ago, it was revealed that petrol subsidy arrears had hit N291bn. Speaking about the currect subsidy claims, the executive secretary of Depot and Petroleum Products Marketers Association, Mr. Femi Adewole, claimed that the figure had increased. “I don’t have the figure, but I know that what former Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, handed over was N291.7bn. We have imported some cargoes after that and PPPRA has yet to advise our members because it does the calculations,” he said.

Source:www.naij.com/504768-petrol-price-jumps-n110-nationwide.html
Cc: lalasticlala

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Pls who is the minister of petroleum The person is ............ Lol anyway i bought 100 today

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Senator1974:
The price of petrol rose above the
official one. Nigerians all over the
country complain that they have
to buy petrol for N110 and above
instead of N87 per litre.

According to the Punch, the filling
stations in Owerri, Imo state, are
selling pertol above the pump price.
“If there is anything Buhari has to
do to stabilise Nigeria, the first thing
is to ensure regular power supply
and keeping the pump price of
petrol at N87,” said a motorist, Mr.
John Okorie, who expressed
disappointment at the N110 pump
price.
In Akure and other towns of Ondo
state, the price reached N120 per
litre.
A motorist, Mr. James Fayehun,
blamed the President in failing to
sanction dealers who have been
defaulting on the regulated price.
In Edo state, the product was not
available in most filling stations that
led to long queues by motorists at
the few stations that were
dispensing petrol.
In Minna, Niger state and in Asaba,
Delta state, most filling stations are
selling for N110 and N115.
In Kano and Kwara states, the
commodity sells for N110 and N130
per litre.
Independent marketers in Calabar,
Cross River state, pegged the price
of PMS between N105 and N110 per
litre.
In Osun state, most petrol stations
sell a litre of petrol for N110 even
though the price stated on their fuel
dispenser is N87.
The price of the petrol in Bauchi
state fluctuates as the price ranges
between N87 and N110.
In Oyo state, there is hardly any
filling station selling petrol at the
official pump price of N87 per litre.
At least, 95 per cent of the major
filling stations no longer sell the
product as they claim they cannot
get the product at rates that will
make them sell at the official pump
price.
In Ekiti state, where the product also
sells for not less than N110.
Meanwhile, experts have said that
petrol subsidy arrears have
continued to rise, in spite of the hike
in the price of petrol by marketers.
About two months ago, it was
revealed that petrol subsidy arrears
had hit N291bn.
Speaking about the currect subsidy
claims, the executive secretary of
Depot and Petroleum Products
Marketers Association, Mr. Femi
Adewole, claimed that the figure
had increased.
“I don’t have the figure, but I know
that what former Minister of
Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala,
handed over was N291.7bn. We
have imported some cargoes after
that and PPPRA has yet to advise our
members because it does the
calculations,” he said.


Source:www.naij.com/504768-petrol-price-jumps-n110-nationwide.html

Cc: lalasticlala

Change has come including change in fuel pump price, while crude reducing in cost in the international market fuel is costing more in Nigeria. BTW still waiting for the global crude price issue to be resolved.

Inhaling cow dung must be dangerous to health


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It depends on your location. I filled my tank yesterday at 87 Naira per litre

Maybe in your village but here the price is 87 naira per litre

refreshrate:



Change has come including change in fuel pump price, while crude reducing in cost in the international market fuel is costing more in Nigeria. BTW still waiting for the global crude price issue to be resolved.

Inhaling cow dung must be dangerous to health


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This ain't about Change. Pump price has always been unstable since time immemorial.

since! you just dey know

Senator1974:


This ain't about Change. Pump price has always been unstable since time immemorial.

We're talking Nigeria here o not cotonou