Connect with us

Breaking News

Fuel Price Rises as Dangote Refinery Increases Ex-Depot Petrol Rate to ₦1,350

Fuel prices expected to rise as Dangote Refinery adjusts PMS rate due to higher feedstock costs.

Published

on

Marketers - NNPC - Dangote Refinery

The Dangote Refinery has reviewed upward its ex-depot price for petrol, raising Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) to ₦1,350 per litre from ₦1,275, a 6 per cent increase.

The price adjustment is linked to continued instability in the global crude oil market, driven by the ongoing US-Iran conflict, which has affected oil output and supply flows internationally.

A source familiar with the domestic market explained that higher feedstock costs necessitated the revision.

“The refinery’s pricing template has already been adjusted, and all stakeholders are expected to comply. In the coming days, oil marketers are likely to raise pump prices, meaning consumers will pay more,” the source stated.

Africans Angle News

Advertisement

 

Continue Reading
Advertisement
Click to comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Trending Contents

Topical Issues

Law Law
Forgotten Dairies10 hours ago

Italy’s Waste Crisis Became Europe’s Treaty Reckoning -By Fransiscus Nanga Roka

A five-piece approach for Italy and the European Union Publish grounds for annulment and everything else not marked confidential Second,...

Forgotten Dairies11 hours ago

America’s Banks Helped Launder an Elder-Fraud Machine -By Fransiscus Nanga Roka

In October 2025, Operation Silver Shores led to the arrest of 15 individuals in four states across the US. More...

Crypto transaction bitcoin finance tech Crypto transaction bitcoin finance tech
Forgotten Dairies11 hours ago

Washington’s $61 Million Strike on Iran’s Crypto Lifeline -By Fransiscus Nanga Roka

This is also a more profound rule of law problem. Civil forfeiture is the seizure of property by the government...

Leo Igwe Leo Igwe
National Issues12 hours ago

Witch hunt in Zamfara: Free Samalia Bala -By Leo Igwe

AfAW contact in Gusau has visited Bala in prison and got details of his case and incarceration. More prison visits...

Peter-Mbah-ENugu-Governor-Opinion-Nigeria Peter-Mbah-ENugu-Governor-Opinion-Nigeria
Politics18 hours ago

Peter Mbah 101: Introduction to 101 Special Advisers and Assistants on the Eve of Election -By Vitus Ozoke, PhD

Government should not measure seriousness by the number of titles it creates, nor effectiveness by the number of people surrounding...

Politics21 hours ago

A Handbag, a Handover Note, and the Bankruptcy of Nigerian Public Discourse -By Jeff Okoroafor

As Nigerians debate Margaret Obi’s handbag, documented public spending under Tinubu goes unchecked. Read the op-ed on evidence, accountability, and...

Breaking News21 hours ago

Anyim: South-East Presidency Requires Alliances Beyond the Region

Pius Anyim says no South-East presidential candidate can succeed alone and urges the region to build political alliances with other...

Great Britain - United Kingdom - UK Great Britain - United Kingdom - UK
Breaking News22 hours ago

Nigeria, Ghana Teachers Lose Access to UK QTS Application Route

The UK has removed Nigeria and Ghana from its QTS application route, citing reference-verification requirements for overseas-trained teachers.

NLC NLC
Breaking News1 day ago

NLC backs workers’ N500,000 wage, N500 petrol demand amid rising hardship

The NLC has backed workers’ demand for a N500,000 minimum wage and reduction of petrol price to N500 per litre...

DANGOTE REFINERY DANGOTE REFINERY
Forgotten Dairies1 day ago

Dangote Refinery IPO: Dangote Retains 84.34%, NNPC 6.59%, After Years of Nigeria’s Refinery Struggles -By Daniel Nduka Okonkwo

The Dangote Refinery IPO is a landmark transaction. Its ultimate significance will depend not only on how much capital it...