The Nigerian National Petroleum Ccompany Limited (NNPCL) has jerked up pump prices of petrol (PMS) by over 200 per cent bringing the price of fuel to between N488 and N557 per litre.A new pricing template purportedly sent to marketers by the NNPCL management to oil marketers late Continue Reading
Filling stations in Ibadan metropolis are yet to effect the reduction in the fuel pump price to 162 naira as announced last week by the federal government. Radio Nigeria correspondent who visited some petroleum stations in Apete, Sango, Mokola and Dugbe areas observed that they were still selling at 168 naira. One of the dealers […]Continue Reading
The level of compliance to the new pump price of Petroleum Motor Spirit, PMS, in some filling stations in Ibadan has improved. Our correspondent who monitored the situation reports that a good number of both major and independent marketers had complied with the new official pump price of one hundred and twenty-five naira per litre. […]Continue Reading
Filling stations in Ibadan Metropolis are yet to comply with the federal government’s directive to reduce the pump price of petroleum from 145 to 125 naira. A team of Radio Nigeria correspondents who monitored the level of compliance in filling stations at Felele, Oke-Ado, Dugbe, and Mokola areas of Ibadan observed that most of the […]Continue Reading
In compliance with the directives of the Honourable Minister of State Petroleum resources on Premium Motor Spirit, PMS pricing, the corporation has reviewed its Ex-coastal, Ex-depot and NNPC Retail pump price accordingly. Effective 19th March 2020, NNPC Ex-Coastal price for PMS has been reviewed downwards from ₦117.6/litre to ₦99.44/litre while Ex-Depot price is reduced Continue Reading