Petrol prices: NNPCL and MRS stations to cut prices after Dangote’s latest reduction

Dangote Refinery has cut its petrol gantry price to 1,215 naira per litre, a move expected to prompt price reductions at Nigerian filling stations. Managers at NNPCL and MRS outlets confirmed that prices could fall in the coming days. IPMAN president Abubakar Maigandi said members would lower prices as soon as they receive petrol from the refinery, starting this week. Crude prices also fell, with WTI down 3% to $99 per barrel and Brent down 4% to $104, while petrol currently sells for 1,370 to 1,429 naira per litre in Abuja and surrounding areas.