Petrol depot prices rose across Lagos, Warri and Calabar as marketers increased ex-depot rates by up to N87 per litre, signalling fresh fuel cost pressures.

Petrol depot prices rose across Lagos, Warri and Calabar as marketers increased ex-depot rates by up to N87 per litre, signalling fresh fuel cost pressures.

Fuel marketers resume loading petrol and diesel as Lagos depot prices rise to N1,275 per litre amid Dangote refinery's dollar-pricing policy causing market shifts.

IPMAN urges a review of fuel import licences to prevent further pump-price inflation, stressing local refining's importance for Nigeria's energy security.

Private depot owners nationwide raised petrol by up to N113 and diesel by N150 following Dangote Refinery's transition to dollar-based fuel sales.

Marketers released fresh petrol prices showing Dangote Refinery selling PMS at N1,075 per litre, below the N1,095 import parity cost, extending its advantage.

Marketers released fresh petrol prices showing Dangote Refinery selling PMS at N1,075 per litre, below the N1,095 import parity cost, extending its advantage.

Petrol marketers adjusted loading prices across Nigeria, with Port Harcourt recording the highest increase and Lagos remaining the most stable major depot market.

Petrol marketers adjusted loading prices across Nigeria, with Port Harcourt recording the highest increase and Lagos remaining the most stable major depot market.