Zaria Residents Question Persistent Hardship Despite NNPC Discount
Residents of Zaria express frustration over uneven petrol prices and lingering hardship despite the NNPC's discount measure.
Residents of Zaria express frustration over uneven petrol prices and lingering hardship despite the NNPC's discount measure.
Edo State Governor Monday Okpebholo has made a claim that petrol costs over N3,000 per litre in the United Kingdom. However, this claim remains unverified as neither the…
The Federal Government is in negotiations to set a ₦1,350 ceiling on the price of petrol amid rising global oil prices.
The Nigerian government is considering a temporary reduction in petrol prices to help alleviate the cost-of-living crisis, according to Businessday NG.
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has issued a two-week ultimatum to the administration of Bola Tinubu, demanding a reduction in the price of petrol and renegotiation of the…
Public servants have threatened to embark on a national strike from October 2, should the Federal Government fail to address their demands regarding fuel price hike and wage…
Nigeria Business reports that PETROAN has announced a plan to maintain stable petrol prices for Nigerians.
The Allied Peoples Movement (APM) has demanded the resignation of Edo State Governor, Senator Monday Okpebholo, over his comparison of petrol prices in Nigeria and the United Kingdom.
In the latest developments, APC leaders weigh their options as the rift between Wike and other governors deepens. Meanwhile, Dangote and marketers lower petrol prices following a decline…
Nigeria's Petroleum Minister claims that petrol is cheaper in the country compared to the US, Ghana, and South Africa.
The rising cost of petrol is causing a cost-of-living crisis for many Nigerians, impacting their ability to live with dignity.
The downstream regulator says Nigeria’s Petroleum Industry Act limits government intervention in petrol pricing and permits market-based pump prices.
The NMDPRA says Nigeria’s petroleum law requires petrol prices to be driven by market conditions, limiting direct government intervention except where market failure is formally established.