Nigeria ranks among the top 10 cheapest petrol selling countries in the world.



With a pump price of N145 ($0.41) per litre, Nigeria is the 6th cheapest place in the world to buy petrol.

Other countries among the cheapest places to buy petrol are Venezuela ($0.01), Sudan ($0.13), Iran ($0.29), Kuwait ($0.34), and Algeria ($0.35).

The average price of petrol around the world is $1.09 per litre (395 Naira), according to GlobalPetrolPrices.com, which publishes data on retail fuel prices around the world and tracking over 150 countries on a weekly basis.

Source: https://listwand.com/nigeria-is-the-6th-cheapest-place-to-buy-petrol-in-the-world

its our right....not a big deal

PMS is expensive in Nigeria only because of the increase in dollar rate...

So that's why they plan to increase it again?

Why didn't you dig out this statistics when fuel was selling at N87?

How many oil producing nations sell more expensive than us?

What is the minimum wage in those “fuel-expensive” countries.

How many of these countries run their homes and businesses on PMS?

Lemme give you an example: An average family man “in a fuel expensive country” uses only about 10 liters of petrol per month. Fuel is not scarce and thus not adultrated. 1 liter is equal to 1 liter! No stories, no queues. Also it is well regulated. There are staff buses to take him to work. He also can use air-conditioned public transport to work. He needs no generator to power his apartment, or run his business. If he needs to travel out of town, he takes a well equipped, well-maintained speed train or he flys! 10 litres is okay for weekend outings and rare necessities.

Now answer me: how many liters of fuel (on the average) does a family man need per month in Nigeria?

Is Zon-B-ism the best work you can do in this world?

And how many of them pays fuel subsidy like nigeria

We should be at no1. No thanks to the Dullard.

Is it a crime for us to occupy the number position? However, the brilliant kids in a class always stay between 1st to 3rd position.

Let's do the right thing about this ASAP!

Una don start again hope no be wetin I dey think

Cheap kwa?

Rekyz:
We should be at no1. No thanks to the Dullard.

what do kids know?!

Cheap? When the people are poor.

anytime you start see such planted stories know the govt plans to increase petrol price

The pump price isn’t the issue,wages and salaries is the major problem
They really need to tell us the percentage of wage each country is spending on fuel
For example you can’t compare a country where minimum wage is 10$/hr and the pump price of 0.42 to Nigeria where the minimum wage is 0.10 cent/hr and a pump price of 0.41 cent
It’s comfortable for some countries to buy it even if the pump price is $2

another propaganda
made in nigeria
assembled by apc
marketed and distributed by bmc
to be consumed by zone-bies

You are talking rubbish Mr poster,.,.....

No go and make 1 dollar to be equal to #2500 and come back to state how Nigeria has taken over Venezuela with a point rate of 0.0025........

Better warn your Brian and focus on better things

We own it

No big deal

Could be even lower if we had our own refinery

Yet there is no minimum wage worth telling the world. No social security. No jobs.

Are APC 30k laptop gang stupidly stupid ?

Ok

Is Petrol free in Venezuela?

What if we start refining our own products, won't it be cheaper? Afterall it was more cheaper 4 years ago.

Dollar - Naira disparity Loss in purchasing power Low GDP Low per capita income

It is N900/litre in the US

It is about N500/litre in Ghana

dollar bleeped us up now.. n dat y we need to cut deals with China

ArcSEMPECJ:


No go and make 1 dollar to be equal to #2500 and come back to state how Nigeria has taken over Venezuela with a point rate of 0.0025........

Venezuela is still at the top with the cheapest rate. Do you not know how to read?

What's the minimum wages of those countries?
And do they use that pms to power their electricity?

Rekyz:
We should be at no1. No thanks to the Dullard.

still talking rubbish

Its is not just about the price, can you compare the GDP of those countries with that of Nigeria?



FULLY DESIGNED DATING SITE FOR SALE -- checkout the site -- https://trendmingles.com/ -- Call o 8 1o 5 88 24 16 if intrested