Tankers loading petrol from depots in
Apapa, Lagos are currently paying between N90 and N110 per litre instead
of the N82 before the advent of the current scarcity of the product in
the market.
This, according to market sources, is the
reason behind the.....
high prices for which the product is selling at
filling stations across the country.
Since the National Association of Road
Transport Owners and the Petroleum Tanker Drivers’ arm of the Nigeria
Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers called off their strike,
which was called to protest the debts owed their members by the
petroleum product marketers, nearly all the filling stations have
refused to sell petrol at the official pump price of N87 per litre.
The product is currently being sold for between N150 and N200 per litre.
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