NNPC Limited Cuts Petrol Ex-Depot Price to ₦899 Per Litre, Aligns with Dangote Refinery Rates

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NNPC Limited has reduced the ex-depot price of Premium Motor Spirit (petrol) from ₦1,020 to ₦899 per litre.

This adjustment comes shortly after the Dangote Petroleum & Petrochemicals Refinery announced its price reduction to ₦899 per litre.

The Petroleum Products Retail Outlets Owners Association of Nigeria confirmed the development in a statement released on Saturday, noting that the new price ensures that marketers can now purchase petrol at ₦899 per litre, aligning with the competitive rate set by Dangote Refinery.

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Reporting by David Okoroafor, News Writer in Lagos, Nigeria.

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