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    Petrol Prices Rise to N1,430 as $100 Oil Pushes Up Nigeria’s Fuel Costs

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    Petrol prices have climbed as high as N1,430 per litre at some filling stations in Nigeria as the surge in international crude oil prices feeds through to the domestic downstream petroleum market. The latest increase follows a fresh adjustment in the wholesale price of Premium Motor Spirit by Dangote Petroleum Refinery, which raised its gantry […]

    The post Petrol Prices Rise to N1,430 as $100 Oil Pushes Up Nigeria’s Fuel Costs appeared first on Investors King.



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