As Nigerians grapple with recession, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, Monday reminded the nation that the sale of petrol at N145 per litre was no longer feasible with the current ...

WARRI—As filling stations in Warri, Delta State, and its environs, continue to dispense petrol at N190 and above per litre, the Committee for the Defence of Human Rights, CDHR, has said that it will ...

The Ore depot branch of the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria, PMAN, has threatened to increase price of petrol from the approved price of N145 to about N160 per litre. The ...

The Department of Petroleum Resources ( DPR ) has explained why it was reluctant to shut filling stations selling premium motor spirit (PMS) to the public above the N145 per litre government approved ...

The Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Dr Ibe Kachikwu, on Friday in Abuja said petrol price remains N145 per litre, pleading that the issue should not be politicised. Kachikwu, who said this ...

The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, has said it can no longer sustain the sale of petrol at N145 per litre. Recall that Labour last month warned against increment in pump price.

The Federal Government on Tuesday hinted that independent marketers might be allowed to sell petrol above the current regulated pump price N145 per litre. The Minister of State for Petroleum Resources ...

Contrary to the Federal Government’s newly recommended N145 for a litre of Premium Motor Spirit (petrol), the product is being sold above the official pump price in some filling stations across the ...

According to report, the N4 increase will apply to all the NNPC's mega stations. Until now, NNPC have sold petrol at N141 per litre at all its mega stations. Reacting to this, spokesman for the NNPC, ...

NNPC GM, Mele Kyari defended the statement by making reference to the unstable foreign exchange market. The NNPC defended the statement by making reference to the unstable foreign exchange market. The ...