The Federal Government, yesterday, stated that effective January 1,
2016, petrol, would be sold at
N86 per litre by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC
Retail stations.All other oil marketers would sell at N86.50 per
litre.The new stance was made known in Abuja during a news conference by the Executive Secretary of the Petroleum
Products Pricing Regulatory Agency, PPPRA, Mr. Farouk Ahmed.
He said the revised template,would be reviewed on quarterly basis and which would soon be presented to oil marketers.He said
He said the revised template,would be reviewed on quarterly basis and which would soon be presented to oil marketers.He said
“Since 2007, while crude oil price had been moving up and down, the template remained the same. This had made it necessary for us to introduce a mechanism whereby the template would be sensitive to the price of crude oil.
“However, the template is not static, as there would be a quarterly review and if there is any major shift, the Minister of State for Petroleum Resources would be expected to call for a review, either upward or downward, depending on the market condition.
E no con sign me.
ReplyDeleteIs this the change Buhari promised? 50kobo difference? And people were making noise about N46? smh!
DeleteDidn't you hear that Condom would be 30 Naira?
DeleteOk oo! Let's see how it goes!
ReplyDeleteNoted
ReplyDeleteHow much is petrol now sef? 87 naira. So, its 50,kobo difference
ReplyDeletein this Nigeria sef that filling stations will adjust meter. I hope DPR gets to work
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Imo state will never sell petrol for N86 they are N140 per litre
ReplyDeleteIt gonna get better
ReplyDeleteokay o, we are waiting but i think this will lead to another labour strike o
ReplyDeletewhich labour? smh. Labour is in power now so no lele
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