Local News Network observed that many NNPC filling stations in Abuja had already effected the prices, with its downstream facilities selling for N1030.
Femi Alakija – Lagos
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC) Tuesday raised the pump price of petrol to N1030 per litre from the official price of N897
Our reporters at Local New Network (LNN) observed that some NNPC filling stations in Abuja had already effected the prices, with its downstream facilities selling for N1030 per litre.
However, independent filling stations around Abuja were selling for between N1100 and N1150 when Local News Network (LNN) visited several filling stations in the FCT.
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This is coming off the heels of NNPC ending their exclusive arrangement as sole off takers for Dangote petroleum
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