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I am in rainoil eku delta state this morning, the manager is selling petrol to only black market sellers collecting #1000 per gallon.

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Uyoukowise:
I am in rainoil eku delta state this morning, the manager is selling petrol to only black market sellers collecting #1000 per kallon.

Did you actually mean N1,000 per gallon?

Or you meant N1,000 per litre?

Uyoukowise:
I am in rainoil eku delta state this morning, the manager is selling petrol to only black market sellers collecting #1000 per kallon.

which one be kallon....1k per kallon gallon na steal o...send me address make i con buy 100kallon fr 100k🥹

Makunnahatata:
which one be kallon....1k per kallon gallon na steal o...send me address make i con buy 100kallon fr 100k🥹

It means the manager dey collect 1k for every gallon u buy fuel inside @1,200 per litre. So if u buy 20litres for gallon, u will first pay d normal amount den still pay 1k extra for him to sell into dat gallon for u.. if u carry ten gallons, u go pay 10k extra ontop d normal money as Jara.

Tinubu is doing magic, dey play. THEM GO FEEL IT, we dey feel am oo

1300 for here oh

Lol. He said 1k as bride to sell for gallons.

Imagine paying bride price for gallon of fuel.

In Warri some stations are selling 1400 to 1500.
You hardly see any selling for 1300 and below.

A gallon isn't 25litres. A gallon is about 4.5litres.

Please let's understand you guys.

NaijaphiliaBlog:
Did you actually mean N1,000 per gallon?

Or you meant N1,000 per litre?

1000 naira bribe per gallon before selling

Tinubu will not rest until he finishes this country..

mark my words

Where can I get the location of the N40,000 rice

Bebold:
A gallon isn't 25litres. A gallon is about 4.5litres.

Please let's understand you guys.

Original Quote:
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Bebold:
A gallon isn't 25 liters. A gallon is about 4.5 liters.
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> Please let's understand you guys.

>
Explanation:
* The original quote correctly states that a gallon is approximately 4.5 liters, not 25 liters.
Clarification:
* It seems the writer is trying to explain the pricing of fuel when purchased in jerry cans at a gas station in Nigeria.
* The additional 1,000 Naira per keg charge is likely due to the suspicion that the buyer may resell the fuel at a higher price, leading the gas station to impose a "surcharge."
Revised Explanation:
> When buying fuel in jerry cans at a gas station, you'll typically pay two costs:
> * Fuel Cost: The price of the fuel itself, based on the volume purchased.
> * Surcharge: An additional fee, often around 1,000 Naira per keg. This fee is imposed by some gas stations due to concerns about reselling the fuel at a higher price.
>
Example:
> If you purchase 50 jerry cans of fuel at a price of 3,000 Naira per liter, and the surcharge is 1,000 Naira per keg, your total cost would be:
> * Fuel Cost: 50 kegs * 4.5 liters/keg * 3,000 Naira/liter = 675,000 Naira
> * Surcharge: 50 kegs * 1,000 Naira/keg = 50,000 Naira
> * Total Cost: 675,000 Naira + 50,000 Naira = 725,000 Naira
>
I hope this revised version is clearer and more accurate.