Fuel Subsidy Removal: Nigerian Petroleum Company, NNPCL Releases N488 To N557 Fuel Pump Price Per Litre Across 36 States, AbujaAccording to the released price list, the new pump price for fuel, also known as premium motor spirit , ranges from N488 in Lagos State to N557 per litre in Yobe and Borno states, while it is N537 in Abuja.
According to the released price list, the new pump price for fuel, also known as premium motor spirit , ranges from N488 in Lagos State to N557 per litre in Yobe and Borno states, while it is N537 in Abuja. The development has been confirmed in Port Harcourt, Rivers State capital and Yenagua, Bayelsa state capital where the NNPCL mega stations are opened for sale but motorists refused to buy the product at the new price as they lament that the price is beyond what they can afford.
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