In an unexpected development, the cost of petrol has once again surged, reaching an alarming N700 per litre in certain areas of Nigeria….CONTINUE READING
Despite assurances from the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited that there would be no price hikes, several filling stations, particularly in the northern regions, have adjusted their pump rates.
The sudden escalation in petrol prices adds an additional layer of financial pressure on Nigerians who are already navigating a challenging economic climate. With life becoming increasingly challenging, any increase in fuel expenses is likely to intensify the difficulties faced by citizens.
Reports from Dailytrust indicate that independent marketers in Sokoto and Borno are now demanding over N700 per litre from motorists.
The disparity in petrol prices is evident nationwide. In Kano, prices fluctuate between N620 and N690 per litre, depending on the filling station. NNPC stations maintain a slightly lower rate at N620/l. In
