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Nigerians Anxious as Depot Petrol Price Climbs to ₦889 per Litre

Nigerians are growing increasingly uneasy as the depot price of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), popularly known as petrol, climbed to ₦889 per litre on Thursday, up from ₦887 the previous week. Data obtained by Vanguard showed Matrix sold at the highest price of ₦889 per litre, while Aiteo offered the lowest at ₦871 per litre. Other key operators such as Dangote Petroleum Refinery, Eterna, AA Rano, and AYM Ashafa sold at ₦877, ₦874, ₦871, and ₦885 per litre, respectively. The development comes as downstream operators warn that the pump price of petrol could exceed ₦1,000 per litre once the federal government’s newly approved 15% fuel tax takes effect after a 30-day transition period ending November 21, 2025. Speaking to Vanguard, Dr. Billy Gillis-Harry, National President of the Petroleum Retail Outlets Owners Association of Nigeria (PETROAN), said members would work with […]

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 Petrol Price Nears ₦1,000/Litre as Marketers Plan Imports

The price of petrol is approaching ₦1,000 per litre in major Nigerian cities, prompting petroleum marketers to initiate plans for independent importation to stabilize the market. Marketers have blamed the price surge on supply constraints and production issues at the Dangote Refinery, which led private depot owners to significantly increase their ex-depot prices. This has forced retailers, including the NNPC, to adjust pump prices upwards. The National Publicity Secretary of the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) confirmed that members of the Depot and Petroleum Products Marketers Association (DAPPMAN) are finalizing arrangements to import petrol. He stated that increased competition from these imports is expected to drive prices down in the coming weeks. Analysts warn that the soaring fuel cost threatens to trigger a fresh wave of price shocks across transportation, food, and manufacturing sectors.

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Importers: Dangote Petrol N65 Cheaper in Togo Than Nigeria

Fuel importers have alleged that the Dangote Refinery sells petrol to international traders in Lomé, Togo, at prices N65 cheaper per litre than those offered to Nigerian marketers. The claim was confirmed in separate interviews by the Depot and Petroleum Product Marketers Association of Nigeria (DAPPMAN) and the Petroleum Products Retail Outlet Owners Association of Nigeria (PETROAN). Dangote Refinery recently announced a price cut — from N865/litre to N841 in Lagos/Southwest, and N851 in Abuja, Edo, and Kwara — alongside its direct fuel distribution rollout. But marketers argue the refinery undercuts local buyers by giving discounts abroad. DAPPMAN’s Executive Secretary, Olufemi Adewole, told Sunday PUNCH that members had purchased Dangote’s fuel in Lomé at cheaper rates than locally, saying: “Dangote is selling to international traders at N65 lower than what he is selling to us. We’ve even bought from those […]

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