Group Public Affairs Division in Abuja, noted that the fall was in the prices of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), also known as petrol, and Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), also known as cooking gas. Ughamadu stated that in the last few weeks, the price of petrol fell steadily from N145 per litre to between N142 and N143 per litre in some filling stations across the country.
He said a recent survey by the NNPC Oil and Gas forum showed that NNPC mega and affiliate stations across the country, sold PMS for N143 per litre, while some major and independent marketers in Lagos, Abuja, Sokoto, Enugu, Delta sold between N142 and N145 per litre. He added that an independent marketer in Mosimi, Emeka Ikechukwu, said the going ex-depot prices of PMS dropped from N138 to N133.28 per litre in NNPC depots and between N130 and N131 per litre in private depots. .... Guys, does this make any sense to you? ..
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View previous comments…Prince-Collins Igbinigie
What's the different between the new price and the old price? These people are confused. The position is to complex for them to handle so they say words without reasoning it first in their confused state. Nonsense!
Chibuike Gabriel Chineke
Rubbish! 131,143....are they not the same? Mtcheeew.... This is how they will disturbing peoples ear....
Enyinda Nathaniel Okey
the use of CRASH here is a misnomer and highly offensive to the sensibility of many. They met it at N87
Jeremiah Ademolu
Crash indeed, and they say this to public