monkeyleg:

Are they refining enough to meet local needs? what % is subsidised by the government? The UK average is £1.34 per litre

evilspirit:


Nigerians dont earn what Britons earn.besides UK doesn't produce oil

sirjec:

I don't use kero but last week when I went to market, I heard people discussing and rejoicing the reduction to 50grand

Oluwabee:

i dont knw if this also applies to lagos. As at yestade a keg ie 4 ltrs is N1,000 and beer bottle is 200 naira

I almost erroneously assumed it was our usual dear chilled  "Beer Bottle"  . . . only on a second thought did i realize the main import . . . Hoping the new development will hit Lagos soon . . .cos kero is still expensive

blank:

Pls, he should work on cooking gas prices. N2600 to fill the gas cylinder. Abeg, GEJ. Help d working class.

evilspirit:

where?

Omo_Tier1:

Someone correct me- was the official pump price not pegged at 45 naira a litre?

Beside, just confirmed, a bottle of kerosine is above 140naira and I was also informed that most of the women jubilating are mainly kerosine sellers who have seen thier business decline 'cos of hike in price and hoarding.

Anyway, the last I heard from the government was that more kerosine will released into the market, however, the petroleum minister claimed FG can not intervene in outlet sales prices due to 'free market' forces as FG does not have control over IP marketers.

All the same, I hope the FG finally wake up to her responsibilities and help the poor in our society.