Before the official pump price deregulation, my friends from the South East, and South West, even Lagos have been buying the PMS at prices above N100, some as much as N200.

Now that it is officially N145, I think my only concern is that those that were selling above the pump price pre-deregulation, should be made to comply with the new rate.

Anybody that increase prices of commodity and services now because of the new price seem to me like an advantage taking hypocrite, because motorists have been buying above N86 and devil did not repent.

StarboyMichael:
Before the official pump price deregulation, my friends from the South East, and South West, even Lagos have been buying the PMS at prices above N100, some as much as N200.

Now that it is officially N145, I think my only concern is that those that were selling above the pump price pre-deregulation, should be made to comply with the new rate.

Anybody that increase prices of commodity and services now because of the new price seem to me like an advantage taking hypocrite, because motorists have been buying above N86 and devil did not repent.

how much does it cost to transport the goods before and after increment sir? This is normal in economy because oil is the center of our economy any influence on it will have an impact on the market price okay. Direct this message to our brainless and selfish president who don't put anything in place before the action.