Diesel Prices in West Africa: Benin at 555 F, Mali at 940 F, and Nigeria at 1,637 Naira

Author: DJOMANDE AzizPublished on: April 7, 2026Country: Benin

Business & Economy

Diesel Prices in West Africa: Benin at 555 F, Mali at 940 F, and Nigeria at 1,637 Naira

In April 2026, diesel prices vary significantly across West Africa. Benin has the lowest price at 555 CFA francs, while in Mali, the price exceeds 940 francs due to insecurity and supply difficulties. Nigeria, despite being Africa's largest oil producer, sees diesel prices reach 1,637 naira, rising due to the government's removal of fuel subsidies.

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