₦airaland Forum

The National Bureau of statistics has said that average price paid by consumers for automotive gas oil (diesel) decreased by 1.84% month-on-month and – 15.84% year-on-year to N209.89 in February 2018 from N213.82 in January 2018.

The NBS revealed this in its Automotive Gas Oil (Diesel) Price Watch report, February 2018.

The report stated that states with the highest average price of diesel were Sokoto (N264.00) Yobe (N238.00) and Taraba (N232.00). While states with the lowest average price per liter of kerosene were Ogun (N190.63), Ondo (N190.00) and Abia (N190.00).

SOURCE: https://brandspurng.com/price-of-diesel-fell-by-1-84-in-february-nbs/

Another FTc today...soft werk

Back then when I was a diesel dealer news like this usually bring me tears.



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Ok o

Shithole country it's possible it's a fake stat

Doilooklikeicare:
Another FTc today...soft werk

are you this jobless?

Doilooklikeicare:
Another FTc today...soft werk

well done,

so whats your contribution on the Diesel and Petrol prices and does it affect you if you are in Nigeria or you have families in states where the prices arent favourable ?

Caustics:
are you this jobless?

he isnt , sometimes its for fun, but again , its important to share ideas on the topic and NOT just celebrating FTC ONLY ..

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I said who statistics help?

Buhari must go back to Daura

Is today a PETROLEUM DAY?
Nairaland and petroleum products are like 6 &7 dis morning

Total subsidy removal is the key to price liberalisation and availability of crude oil product not laying false claims that it's being removed and paying through the back door.

1.84% and that's supposed to help people buying a maximum of 10 litres abi?

Caustics:
are you this jobless?

Your problem, kip battling wit it

kuntash:
well done,

so whats your contribution on the Diesel and Petrol prices and does it affect you if you are in Nigeria or you have families in states where the prices arent favourable ?

What do u think an average Nigerian like urself can contribute to d situation?

True. I but for ₦200/210 in Lagos.

If Ogun is getting cheap why not Lagos. Is there a conspiracy somewhere?

Oh