Dangote Petroleum Refinery has announced another significant reduction in the prices of diesel and aviation fuel to ₦940 and ₦980 per litre, respectively. This follows an earlier reduction to ₦1,000 per litre. The new pricing is designed to help mitigate the effects of economic hardship in Nigeria and comes just a week after the company,…Dangote Petroleum Refinery has announced another significant reduction in the prices of diesel and aviation fuel to ₦940 and ₦980 per litre, respectively.
“I can confirm to you that Dangote Petroleum Refinery has entered a strategic partnership with MRS Oil and Gas stations, to ensure that consumers get to buy fuel at affordable price, in all their stations be it Lagos or Maiduguri. You can buy as low as one litre of diesel at ₦1,050 and aviation fuel at ₦980 at all major airports where MRS operates.”
This recent announcement marks the third major reduction in diesel prices in less than three weeks. Initially, diesel was sold at ₦1,750 per litre, then it was reduced to ₦1,200, followed by ₦1,000, and now ₦940 for diesel and ₦980 for aviation fuel. These price reductions have been praised by many, including Nigerian President Bola Tinubu, who commended Dangote for this “enterprising feat.”
Dangote Petroleum Refinery has announced another significant reduction in the prices of diesel and aviation fuel to ₦940 and ₦980 per litre, respectively. This follows an earlier reduction to ₦1,000 per litre. The new pricing is designed to help mitigate the effects of economic hardship in Nigeria and comes just a week after the company,…
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